Liverpool's Harvey Elliott Suspended for 14 days Over Harry Kane Video

Liverpool's Harvey Elliott has been banned from all domestic club football for 14 days after admitting using derogatory language about Tottenham's Harry Kane in a video.

Earlier this season a video surfaced in which Elliott, 16, mocked Kane by impersonating the England captain and using derogatory language.

The footage showed Elliott watching the Champions League final between Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur. Kane is pictured along with the caption: ‘F****** m***’.

Elliot Mocking Kane Video

The teenager admitted a breach of FA Rule E3 in relation to a video posted on social media and providing a public apology.

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Messi Scores His 50th Free Kick Goal

Lionel Messi bent in a trademark breathtaking free kick in the first half of Barcelona’s La Liga game with Real Valladolid and set a personal milestone in the process. Messi has now scored 50 goals direct from free kicks in his career. He went on to score another, from open play, in the second half before another assist, this time to Luis Suarez, saw Barca get five. The 32-year-old's goals were his 100th and 101st for head coach Ernesto Valverde. Messi’s now has four goals in his last three games, after an injury-hit start to the season saw him miss four of Barcelona’s first six matches.

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