personally, i don't remember such an attack at a turkish super lig game for a long time.isions need to be taken, but all the clubs fans, it seems that they support the turkish football federation's decision to suspend all league games until further notice at this stage. manchester united's champions league fate will be decided tonight. they have to beat the winners of their group, bayern munich, and hope that the other game, between fc copenhagen and galatasaray ends in a draw. erik ten hag's side go into this evening's game off the back of a humbling 3—0 defeat to bournmouth in the premier league on saturday. on the plus side, bayern and harry kane lost 5—1 at the weekend in germany. united are bottom of their champions league group after three defeats in five matches, but are the top scorers, and their manager says they can beat anyone, if they're in the "right spirit". i never think in scenarios, a negative scenario. we think positive. so we know what to do, we have to win to stay in europe, so it is all about that. so we will prepare a team with that feeling. with tha

presidential condemnations as turkish fa halts league football after a club president punches a super ligmhen is crowned african footballer of the year and his compatriot asisat oshoala takes the women's award. england name their men's test squad to tour india. we'll bring you up to date with those heading to the subcontinent and there's a big surprise in there. hello and thanks forjoining us. we'll start with some extraordinary news from the top flight in turkish football. the country's football association has suspended all leagues after one of turkey's top referees, who is also on uefa's elite referee list, was punched to the ground by a club president after a fiery end to a match. halil umut meler was knocked down by mke ankaragucu president faruk koca who ran on to the pitch after his team conceded a 97th—minute equaliser in a 1—1 super lig draw with caykur rizespor. meler received several blows from others as he lay on the turf. the incident sparked chaotic scenes involving players and club officials. the club president required treatment in hospital, but "detention procedures will

now the president of a super—lig club. it is time to go 5 bbc now it is time to go straight to the bbcport centre, and let us join gavin. we will start with the turkish football story and bosses in turkey have spending all leagues in the country indefinitely following an incident where a referee was punched to the ground by a club president on monday. the referee was struck by the president of super—lig side after they conceded a 97th minute equaliser. he was formally arrested for injuring a public official. the chairman of the turkish fa described it as a night of shame for turkish football. football. fin it as a night of shame for turkish football. football.— football. football. on the social media, football. football. on the social media. peeple _ football. football. on the social media, people are _ football. football. on the social media, people are furious, - football. football. on the social media, people are furious, and| football. football. on the social - media, people are furious, and they are asking how on earth such an incident can happen. in turkey both football federation

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referee halil umut meler was struck by faruk koja, the president of super lig side ankara, who ran ontoed a 97th minute equaliser against chaykur rizespor. koca and two others were formally arrested for "injuring a public official". meler was called in his hospital bed by the turkish president on tuesday. doctors confirmed he'd suffered a fractured eye socket. turkish football journalist bagis erten says the kind of language used by the big clubs, and even the turkish football federation, this season has been completely unnacceptable. presidents of big clubs, vice presidents, all the members, even the turkish football federation didn't take responsibility to really prevent those discussions, but these are not discussions, these are not discussions, these are not discussions, these are sometimes threats, these are sometimes threats, these are sometimes threats, these are mostly almost violence, because they i think raise their fists but didn't punch, just raised their fists. the figure is the ankara president but i think behind a bit many of them are responsible. violence against referee

president faruk koca who ran on to the pitch after his team conceded a 97th—minute equaliser in a 1—1 super ligw with chaikur rizespor. meler received several blows from others as he lay on the turf. the incident sparked chaotic scenes involving players and club officials. the club president required treatment in hospital but "detention procedures will be carried out "after the treatment", according to turkey's minister of internal affairs, ali yerlikaya. we've had some statements in. the turkish fa chairman mehmet buyukeksi said in a news conference "the matches in all leagues have been postponed "indefinitely. " the country's president, recep tayyip erdowan, also spoke out after the shocking scenes. condemning the attack on the referee he added: "sports means peace and brotherhood. "sport is incompatible with violence. "we will never allow violence to take place "in turkish sports." manchester united's scott mctominay says a toxic atmosphere did exist at old trafford under former managers. but not now, as the players are backing erik ten hag. united are gearing up for their champions league c

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referee halil umut meler was struck by faruk koja, the president of super lig side ankaragudu, who ranter his side conceded a 97th minute equaliser against chaykur rizespor. koca and two others were formally arrested for "injuring a public official". doctors confirmed he'd suffered a fractured eye socket. meler was called in his hospital bed by the turkish president on tuesday. that's all your support for now. there are just hours to go until rishi sunak faces a knife edge vote in parliament, on his flagship bill which is designed to send some migrants who arrive to the uk in small boats, to rwanda. there could be a revolt among his own mps — some of whom feel it doesn't go far enough, while others are concerned it could violate international law. live now to shadow secretary for science, innovation and technology, peter kyle. sir keir starmer delivered a speech today. first of all, what is your party's alternative? i understand you will not be voting with the government this evening, is that correct? ., �* , government this evening, is that correct? . �*, . . .,�* correct? that's corr

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referee halil umut meler was struck by faruk koja the president of super lig side ankarguju who ran ontoassroots. former english official keith hackett gave us his thoughts on the incident in turkey. and his concerns about football closer to home. i was really, really shocked. i mean, you know, this is a fee for referee. this is a game at the elite level where you would expect some modicum of security that would prevent this. watching the brutality, you have to say, this is not anything to do with football, not anything to do with football, not anything to do with the referee decision. this guy has got to be banned for life from football. this guy is a complete and utter disgrace. the turkish fa must be hanging their head in shame because this is a president of a football club. he's not a fan, he is someone in authority that should be setting an example, and where behaviour goes over the top and out of control, then i think that's up to the authorities and in some cases the police to deal with that. this is a referee, 37 years old, fee for official regarded very highly, and i understand

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faruk koca, who ran on to the pitch after his team conceded a 97th—minute equaliser in their 1—1 super lig club president also required treatment in hospital but "detention procedures will be carried out. that's a quote from turkey's minister of internal affairs. in terms of the referee himself, the injuries he had, there was a fracture to his left eye and also bleeding. we have had the turkish president speaking out against this, saying he condemns the attack. galatasaray causing for an emergency meeting saying violence is a growing issue the game. greek football for two months is being played behind closed doors because of concerns for violence. now to the champions league. it's a potentially season—defining few days for manchester united, with games against bayern munich and liverpool. tonight, at old trafford, united have to beat the german champions — harry kane and all — if they're to have any chance of staying in the champions league. on top of that, they need the other game in their group to end in a draw. patrick gearey reports: commentator: a dismal, _ miserable day for mancheste

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