UEFA to snub big-six’s stadiums in England as more Euro 2020 venues are sought

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Bethenny Frankel appeared on Instagram on Tuesday to share vacation outtakes with her daughter Bryn Hoppy.The former Real Housewives of New York star, 51, and her 11-year-old are in Costa Rica enjoying an activity-filled getaway.Writing to her 2.4 million followers, Bethenny said: 'll never grow out of the mommy & me phase.' Bethenny Frankel appeared on Instagram on Tuesday to share vacation outtakes with her daughter Bryn Hoppy In the first image in the carousel the Skinny Girl Margarita founder posed alongside her mini me in a cream sunhat.She wore a matching one-piece swimsuit with a plunging neckline and side cutouts. Ever fashionable, the entrepreneur added a pair of large black sunglasses and stud diamond earrings.The media personality's dark hair flowed out from underneath her hat in loose waves.

The Academy is making a bold move in an effort to rebound from its worst ratings of all time, cutting eight of its 23 categories from the live broadcast.The eight categories areBest Documentary Short, Best Film Editing, Best Makeup/Hairstyling, Best Original Score, Best Production Design, Best Animated Short, Best Live-Action Short and Best Sound, though fans will see the awards for these and every other category handed out on Oscar Sunday.These eight categories will instead be handed out at the Dolby Theater one hour before the live telecast, and then be edited into the live broadcast, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Bold:The Academy is making a bold move in an effort to rebound from its worst ratings of all time, cutting eight of its 23 categories from the live broadcast Edited:These eight categories will instead be handed out at the Dolby Theater one hour before the live telecast, and then be edited into the live broadcast, according to The Hollywood ReporterThis isn't the first time the Academy has toyed with removing some of its categories from the telecast.The Academy announced in August 2018 that they would not broadcast some of the winners live, but the news was met with such immediate backlash it was quickly abandoned.

Addison Rae is returning to the small screen after the success of Netflix's gender-swapped feature He's All That.According to Deadline, the 21-year-old TikTok star will star in Paramount Players' newest film, Fashionista.Addison went on to confirm the news with her 40.3 million Instagram followers by sharing a screenshot of the article with the caption: '2/22/22.' On to the next:Addison Rae is returning to the big screen. According to Deadline, the 21-year-old TikTok star has signed on to star in Paramount Players' newest film, Fashionista; Addison pictured February 15Laura Terruso wrote the script based off a draft by Amy Andelson & Emily Meyer, according to the outlet.The plot for Fashionista is currently under wraps.'Insiders add several studios were vying for Rae to lead their projects but Fashionista was exactly the type of movie she wanted to do next,' they reported.

John Mulaney was dressed to the nines as he arrived to Saturday Night Live rehearsals ahead of his hosting gig on Tuesday.The comedian, 39, stepped out in New York City in a tan coat which he layered over a black sweater and a plaid button-up shirt.Mulaney strolled towards Rockefeller Center in a pair of black and white sneakers and donned a mask to protect himself from COVID-19. Dressed to impress:John Mulaney was dressed to the nines as he arrived to Saturday Night Live rehearsals ahead of his hosting gig on TuesdayThe Big Mouth star carried a small tennis bag that read Wilson on the side in Patriotic lettering.

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UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin has confirmed the 12 clubs involved in last week's European Super League controversy will be punished.

Champions League cannot be overshadowed by the fallout that's followed the collapse of the European Super League. The Rangers hero fears for his former team and Celtic as he used the trials and tribulations Ajax have had to go through as an example of UEFA looking out for clubs from the biggest five leagues in Europe.

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The European Super League has been cast aside, thrown on the scrap heap and is no more - at least for now.

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Premier League’s Big Six could avoid all punishment for their brief European Super League stint after pulling out of plans late on Tuesday evening. Chelsea and Manchester City led the way in withdrawing from the breakaway plans after intense criticism from fans, with Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal and Tottenham following suit.

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Kieran Tierney and Scott McTominay will be cleared to play in the Euros this summer – despite a threat from UEFA to have them banned from the tournament as part of football’s raging civil war.European football’s governing body came out with all guns blazing –quickly followed by the SPFL – in retaliation to the controversial plan to create a new 20 club closed shop Super League.Furious UEFA officials even want to kick Manchester City, Chelsea and Real Madrid out of this season’s Champions League.And Steve Clarke’s biggest hitters were caught up in the crossfire when UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin dropped the bombshell news players from all of the 12 founding members will be banned from international football ‘as soon as possible’.In an

Euro 2020 as UEFA takes a hardline stance. It was announced on Sunday that a group of 12 clubs have agreed on a plan to break away from the Champions League format to form a so-called Super League.

Don't wait around for updates - sign up for our daily football email newsletter today!UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin wants to throw England's rebel Super League clubs out of Europe this season and ban their stars from the Euros.Ceferin has waged war on those clubs behind the proposals that have torn football apart.This includes taking legal advice to see if UEFA can ban the likes of Manchester City, United, Arsenal and Chelsea from the Champions League and Europa League semi finals.Ceferin is also exploring the possibility of blocking players from those clubs, along with Tottenham and Liverpool, from taking part in this summer's Euros.The move would deprive Gareth Southgate of the likes of Harry Kane, Raheem Sterling, Harry Maguire,

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Euro 2020 by UEFA. European football's governing body have reacted furiously to plans unveiled by 12 top clubs to create a breakaway Super League.President Aleksander Ceferin held a defiant press conference on Monday where he declared players attached to clubs joining the controversial competition should be blocked from competing in UEFA competitions "as soon as possible".

The European Super League has sent a letter to FIFA president Gianni Infantino and UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin asking for co-operation.