Andy Robertson's post-game reaction over penalty decision makes clear his thoughts on VAR

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief“Kanaa,” an Indian-produced film from 2018 which tells the story of an aspiring woman cricketer and delves into issues of race and gender equality, will get a theatrical release in mainland China on March 18, 2022, according to Chinese state media. It is only the second Tamil-language film to be released in China in recent years, after “2.0” in 2019.

A high-security hospital holding some of Scotland's most notorious criminals is at the centre of bullying and sexual harassment claims.

Airdrie forward Jon Afolabi insists he is no diver after picking up a booking for simulation and being denied two penalties in their 1-1 draw with Clyde on Saturday.

Yard Act and their support act Baba Ali covered LCD Soundsystem at a hometown show in Leeds this weekend (February 26) – see footage below.Yard Act are currently mid-way through huge run of UK tour dates on the back of debut album ‘The Overload’, which reached Number Two in the UK charts upon its release last week after a heated chart battle with Years & Years.On Saturday night, they played a hometown gig at the Brudenell Social Club in Leeds, and ended the show with a special cover.“We had to do something special for Leeds,” they told the crowd before tearing into a rendition of LCD Soundsystem’s early hit single ‘Daft Punk Is Playing At My House’.Check out footage of the performance below.Yard Act ending their set with a cover of LCD Soundsystem’s Daft Punk Is Playing At My House pic.twitter.com/b98iTNCS7m— tom skinner (@TomSkinner_) February 26, 2022Yard Act’s tour continues tomorrow (March 1) with a show at the Cluny in Newcastle, with dates running until the end of May. See the full list of dates below.MARCH 202201 – The Cluny, Newcastle02 – The Caves, Edinburgh03 – Mono, GlasgowAPRIL 202205 – Earth, LondonMAY 202211 – Trinity, Bristol18 – Rescue Rooms, Nottingham19 – Zanzibar, Liverpool20 – Irish Centre, Leeds21 – Band on the Wall, Manchester22 – The Foundry, Sheffield27 – Arts Centre, NorwichReviewing the band’s London gig earlier this month, NME wrote: “Yard Act should rightly be congratulated on all their successes, and tonight is another one to add to the list.

Death in Paradise.The actor has spoken out about Project Galgo, a charity that helps the horrific treatment of Spanish greyhounds, having recently raised £25,000 for stray dogs in the Caribbean himself.In connection with Love Your Pet Day, Ralf has organised for all of the funds raised from his Cameo appearances to go to Battersea Cats and Dog Home.Working with Project Galgo, Ralf has used his platform to send a message about the treatment of animals.Speaking about his work with Project Galgo and Cameo, he said: "I became a patron of Project Galgo after learning about the horrific treatment of Spanish greyhounds - 'Galgos' and 'Podencos'."There is a very cruel custom amongst some Spanish hunters, or 'Galgueros,' that destroys more than 50,000 Galgos every year, and many of these dogs are tortured (yes, literally tortured) if they were considered to hunt poorly over the season."The reasoning given is that the torture will 'wash away the shame' of having hunted badly."He continued: "Needless to say, it is horrifying and barbaric, and Project Galgo works tirelessly to fight this practice and rescue as many Galgos as they can."Visit projectgalgo.com to find out more about their work (but please be advised, it is distressing, which makes it all the more important)."Ralf also made sure to thank his fans, having been "overwhelmed" by his fan base since starting on Death in Paradise.He said: "I have been overwhelmed by how much the Death In Paradise fans have responded to my stint on the show, and doing this is a wonderful way to connect with them."I hope many of them will get in touch so I can say hi, give them a shout out, and together we can try and make a difference for these poor animals in desperate need."Ralf recently

“So thank you very much.“I really appreciate it.”Brett Goldstein, Juno Temple and Hannah Waddington had also been nominated in various categories.Fans will be pleased to hear that the third season of Ted Lasso began shooting earlier this month.Brendan Hunt, who plays Coach Beard, has shared the news that season three would premiere later than usual.Series co-creator, Brendan, told TVLine: “We’re in pre-production, and scripts are written.”“We are definitely starting later this year than in season two, that’s for sure, so I would be surprised if our delivery dates were the same.“That’s above my pay grade, I don’t know for sure, but I do have a vague understanding of the limits of this dimension we call time.“I would say it seems pretty unlikely that we would [premiere] as early this year.“It’ll happen, and it’ll take longer than people want it to, [but] we’re just going to try and get it right," he added.Shows Hacks, Only Murders in the Building, The Great and The Kominsky Method were nominated in the same category as Ted Lasso for Best Comedy Cast.

Trent Alexander-Arnold is winning his battle to be fit for Liverpool's clash with Wolves on Sunday.

Liverpool conceded a late penalty against Brighton. The Scot was adjudged to have brought down Danny Welbeck in the box in the 92nd minute.The decision came after the referee reviewed the decision on the pitchside monitor and sparked complaints by Liverpool players after the match.Robertson slammed the decision after the game and then in the pre-match press conference ahead of Ajax this week.But the defender also then spoke to obscure Brazilian outlet Esporte Interativo on Monday about the incident, which he was clearly still fuming about.“It’s probably not up to us who are playing in the game.

Liverpool defender Andrew Robertson believes VAR has taken something away from football after the controversial decision to award Brighton a penalty on Saturday.

Andy Robertson admits fans are at risk of falling out of love with football due to games being "constantly in review on a screen".

straight to your inboxManchester City fans believe James Milner and Liverpool are in no position to fume with decisions made by VAR this season. Liverpool took the lead in Saturday's meeting with Brighton thanks to Diogo Jota and had two goals rightly disallowed for offside.In the closing stages, Andy Robertson made contact with Danny Welbeck when attempting to clear the ball and referee Stuart Atwell pointed to the spot after reviewing the incident on the pitch side monitor.

Liverpool’s latest VAR drama in their draw against Brighton saw former Everton rival Sylvain Distin say the technology is “killing the game”.The Reds were on the wrong end of the refereeing decisions as they conceded a 1-1 draw to the Seagulls.Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane both had goals ruled out for correct offside decisions. But Andy Robertson’s attempted stoppage-time clearance saw him clip Danny Welbeck in the penalty box, leading to a VAR review and Stuart Attwell pointing to the spot.

Liverpool player to question the use of VAR following Liverpool’s controversial 1-1 draw with Brighton.

Andy Robertson has called on the Premier League to take its players into consideration after VAR overshadowed Liverpool's draw with Brighton. The English champions had two goals chopped off for offside on the south coast before Diogo Jota put them in front on the hour mark.Brighton nicked a point deep into stoppage time, however, when the technology flagged up a foul from Robertson on Danny Welbeck in the area.A debate ensued over whether the referee had made a 'clear and obvious error' by missing the kick but he eventually pointed to the spot and Pascal Gross converted.The stop-start game was also marred by a number of injuries with Neal Maupay and James Milner both forced off with hamstring problems.

Liverpool are back at the Premier League summit despite Andy Robertson landing them in a spot of bother at the death against Brighton.Portuguese ace Diogo Jota’s ninth goal since his summer switch from Wolves appeared to have secured the Reds a sixth victory on the bounce at the Amex Stadium.But that was before Robertson missed the ball with an attempted clearance in added time, catching Danny Welbeck’s foot in the process.There were no appeals and, initially, no whistle from referee Stuart Attwell either.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp could find himself in hot water with the FA after the Reds conceded a late equaliser to Brighton.Pascal Gross scored from the spot after VAR spotted a potential foul from Andrew Robertson on Danny Welbeck and alerted referee Stuart Attwell.He overturned his original decision and awarded the penalty with Gross’s effort cancelling out Diogo Jota’s goal in the Premier League clash.Though Klopp was clearly annoyed with the decision having been spotted clapping the linesman and following him down the touchline.Klopp was also seen to be saying “Oh my God” after the penalty was scored, while shaking his head.The FA may want to take a closer look at the German’s reaction with a fine a potential punishment.Klopp has been

Liverpool were denied a win at Brighton.

Pascal Gross netted a debatable injury-time penalty for Brighton to deny Liverpool three points in a 1-1 draw at the Amex.

Liverpool looked set to claim all three point at Brighton thanks to Diogo Jota's second half striker - only to have to settle for a point after Pascal Gross' injury time penalty.

Scotland skipper led from the front as Steve Clarke’s side slaughtered Serbia and ended an exhausting 22-year wait to reach a major finals.Robertson had spoken about lifting the covid-scunnered nation’s spirits on the football pitch. Five million smiles is what he targeted.

Andy Robertson has joined the fight to boot child poverty into touch by setting up his own charity.The Liverpool star - who is set to captain Scotland to their first major finals in 23 years at next summer’s European Championships - will launch the AR26 Charity this weekend.And he says if he can help bring just one smile to a young face then it will make it all worthwhile.The organisation aims to give young people across the country an equal start in life through football-themed projects and opportunities to support socially deprived and critically ill children.It will provide children with equal access to free football training, support and job opportunities to ensure kids and youngsters starting out in life have an equal playing field,