Aston Villa manager Dean Smith charged after controversial moment against Man City

Kris Jenner is unstoppable! The momager is about to become the president of the Kardashian’s new production company, filing new documents to trademark the name ‘Kardashian Jenner Productions.’With the many businesses of the family, including the premiere of their new Hulu show, Kris is finalizing all the details, including paperwork that makes her head of the company, consolidating the Kardashian and Jenner name into one.And while an official announcement has yet to be made, it was reported that the company will focus on pop culture content, involving the family in exciting projects, and overseeing their social media and partnerships.This seems to be the smartest move for the hardworking mom and entrepreneur, after the incredible cultural impact the famous family made, spending 20 seasons on E! with their reality TV show ‘Keeping Up With The Kardashians’ and signing a multi-million dollar deal with Hulu.The Kardashian-Jenner clan is definitely here to stay, with a new generation of children and grandchildren that will be able to enjoy the success of their family, thanks to the matriarch and her smart business moves.

straight to your inboxThe Premier League have accepted that the offside flag should not have been raised in the build-up to Joao Cancelo's goal in Manchester City's win at West Bromwich Albion.Cancelo scored City's second goal in the 5-0 win, collecting a cut-back from Bernardo Silva and curling a lovely effort into the top corner from the edge of the area.West Brom were furious after assistant referee Sian Massey-Ellis raised her flag against Bernardo when he received the ball on the right.Bernardo took possession with a defender close by, with the flag going up to signal offside. As some of the West Brom defence stopped and pointed at the flag, Bernardo continued and fed Cancelo to score.

straight to your inboxPep Guardiola will remind Manchester City players of the need to play to the whistle after they benefited from West Brom failing to do so themselves. With the Blues already 1-0 up, a number of West Brom players stopped when they saw an offside flag for Bernardo Silva, only for Joao Cancelo to put the ball in the net and the original decision be overturned on replays.

straight to your inbox every day for freeManchester United fans are not happy about Man City’s second goal against West Brom.Pep Guardiola’s side took the lead at The Hawthorns thanks to a strike from Ilkay Gundogan, before Joao Cancelo added a second before the half-hour mark.Gundogan later added a third for City, before Riyad Mahrez scored a fourth in first-half stoppage time in a frantic first half, but it was the second goal which attracted the most controversy.As Bernardo Silva was played in, the offside flag was raised, but the referee’s whistle did not go and City played on.The West Brom players appeared to stop and wait for the whistle, while Cancelo went ahead and placed the ball in the top corner of the net.United fans were not

straight to your inboxManchester City could go to the top of the Premier League with a win against West Brom on Tuesday, albeit temporarily, with rivals Manchester United in action on Wednesday.City will be without Kevin De Bruyne, Sergio Aguero, Nathan Ake and Kyle Walker for the trip to The Hawthorns this midweek, with Ruben Dias and John Stones set to start once again in the centre of City's defence.Bernardo Silva should drop into midfield alongside Ilkay Gundogan and Rodri, whilst Phil Foden, Gabriel Jesus, Raheem Sterling and Ferran Torres are all in contention to be part of the front three.*Click here to subscribe to Level up! The Esports and Gaming Show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts and Spreaker.*So, what line-up will

straight to your inboxA rule change has been introduced to the Premier League on the back of a controversial goal scored by Manchester City.Bernardo Silva’s goal for City against Aston Villa earlier this month caused a stir after Rodri, who was in an offside position, tackled Tyrone Mings to play in the Portuguese forward who then scored.Villa boss Dean Smith was outraged by the decision not to chalk off the goal, and was subsequently handed a red card by referee Jon Moss for his reaction.The reaction to the goal led to refereeing governing body the Professional Game Match Officials Ltd to release a statement via the Premier League explaining why the goal was allowed to stand.Now, according to the Daily Mail, thePGMOL held a summit meeting

Premier League referees have reportedly changed the offside law following last week’s controversy in Manchester City’s win over Aston Villa.There were plenty of questions asked following City’s first goal with Rodri coming from an offside position before tackling Tyrone Mings.Rodri passed to Bernardo Silva who went on to fire past Emiliano Martinez in the Aston Villa goal.The goal stood as the law stated: “A player in an offside position receiving the ball from an opponent who deliberately plays the ball, including by deliberate handball, is not considered to have gained an advantage, unless it was a deliberate save by any opponent.”Though the Daily Mail report that the law is now being adjusted and would see City’s goal ruled

straight to your inbox Kevin De Bruyne limped off, as Bernardo Silva stepped up to be the match-winner. The vital 2-0 win over Aston Villa in midweek was a reflection of the 2018-19 Premier League title campaign, when the brilliant Belgian was missing for most of the campaign – but Bernardo blossomed into a key player for the Blues.

Manchester City ace Kevin de Bruyne could spend up to six weeks on the sidelines after sustaining a hamstring injury in Wednesday’s 2-0 win over Aston Villa.The Belgian hobbled off during City’s controversial victory, in which Villa boss Dean Smith was brandished a red card, and was assessed by medical staff on Thursday.The six-week verdict comes as a major blow to Pep Guardiola, who could be without his star midfielder for upcoming matches against Liverpool, Tottenham and Arsenal.It could also be a tight squeeze for him to be fit in time for their Champions League trip to Borussia Monchengladbach on February 24.Guardiola will therefore need to replace him in the middle of the park over the next few weeks, and shifting Bernardo Silva into a

straight to your inboxAston Villa goalkeeper Tom Heaton has called for a review on the offside law after Manchester City's controversial goal on Wednesday night.Pep Guardiola 's side temporarily moved top of the Premier League table after beating Villa in a hard-fought match at the Etihad Stadium. The game swung on a controversial moment in the 79th minute when Rodri dispossessed Tyrone Mings, after coming from an offside position, to feed Bernardo Silva, who dribbled through and curled a shot past Emi Martinez.

straight to your inboxMichael Owen says he expects the offside rule to be changed after Man City's controversial goal against Aston Villa.In an open game, City eventually took the lead in the 79th minute when Bernardo Silva fired home after Rodri's pass.Yet Rodri only had possession of the ball due to tackling Villa defender Tyrone Mings when coming from an offside position.Villa manager Dean Smith was incensed that the goal was allowed to stand and was eventually sent to the stands for arguing about the decision with Jon Moss.It subsequently came to light post-match that the decision to allow the goal was correct due to the fact that Mings purposefully opted to play the ball when Rodri was offside.Premier League rules state that, if a

straight to your inboxManchester City’s opening goal against Aston Villa has caused a stir in the football world, and has led to one pundit suggesting that the laws of the game needs to be changed.Pep Guardiola’s side claimed a 2-0 win at the Etihad Stadium on Wednesday night, with Bernardo Silva and Ilkay Gundogan getting on the scoresheet.It was the opening strike from the Portuguese international which has created a debate, with Villa unhappy for an apparent offside.Rodri was stood in an offside position when the ball was played, and then tackled Tyrone Mings before playing in Silva who would then score the opener.Villa boss Dean Smith labelled the incident as ‘farcical’, and former Arsenal defender Martin Keown was in agreement.“I’m

straight to your inboxBernardo Silva says his goal that broke Aston Villa's stubborn resilience and sent Manchester City top of the Premier League felt more important than usual.Manchester City had plenty of chances, but somehow could not convert and were heading for a nervy finish on a night that would end with them being top of the Premier League if they were to record three points. Bernardo's lovely curled finish on 79 minutes eventually broke the deadlock before Ilkay Gundogan's 90th minute penalty secured the three points, and the Portuguese attacker explained why the nature of the hard-fought victory felt different to other recent wins.

straight to your inboxA frustrated Dean Smith has explained what he had said to the fourth official and to Lee Mason to earn a red card in Aston Villa's defeat to Manchester City tonight. The visitors held out for almost 80 minutes at the Etihad before a sparkling but controversial goal from Bernardo Silva broke the deadlock, with Rodri coming back from an offside position to nick the ball off Tyrone Mings, who was adjudged to have started a new phase of play when he brought the ball down.

straight to your inboxPep Guardiola was left hoping on Wednesday night that the injuries that forced Kyle Walker and Kevin De Bruyne off against Aston Villa will not be too serious.Manchester City continued their good form, winning their sixth straight league game and ninth in all competitions to reach the Premier League summit for the first time this season thanks to late goals from Bernardo Silva and Ilkay Gundogan.However, they had to make do without two of their starting XI for long spells.

Dean Smith attacked the “farcical and pathetic” decision to allow Manchester City's opener to stand as Pep Guardiola's side stretched their unbeaten run.

Manchester City a 2-0 win at the Etihad. The Aston Villa boss was shown a red card by referee Jon Moss after losing his cool when VAR ignored what appeared to be a blatant offside in the build-up to Bernardo Silva's opening strike.

Bernardo Silva plundered his first Premier League goal of the season and Ilkay Gundogan scored a late penalty to send Manchester City top of the table in a 2-0 win against Aston Villa.

straight to your inboxFormer Premier League referee Peter Walton says Bernardo Silva's goal against Aston Villa was right to stand. In an open, entertaining encounter, Bernardo's 79th-minute goal proved crucial as it put Manchester City ahead against a stubborn Aston Villa side that had defended doggedly and created chances of their own.

Don't wait 30 years - sign up for our daily football email newsletter today!Dean Smith was shown a red card as his Aston Villa side fell to a highly controversial 2-0 defeat at the hands of Manchester City.In their first Premier League game since a Covid outbreak engulfed the Villa squad, they were holding their own at the Etihad Stadium.Smith’s side had a couple of chances to take the lead themselves in an entertaining encounter that looked as if it could go either way.The hosts eventually went in front in the 79th minute when Bernardo Silva fired into the top corner from outside the box.However, the goal left both Smith and Villa supporters watching from home enraged, with Rodri appearing to be some way offside in the build-up.The

straight to your inboxPep Guardiola has selected a front three without a natural striker in his Manchester City starting line up to face Aston Villa tonight.Guardiola has gone strong in his selection, looking to make it nine wins in succession for City in order to move top of the Premier League - albeit temporarily until Manchester United have the chance to reclaim top spot later this evening. Without Sergio Aguero as he continues to isolate, Guardiola opted against keeping Gabriel Jesus in attack.