Slot has already been banned from the dugout in one game this season, away at Southampton in the Carabao Cup. Liverpool won that match and Slot watched from the back of the press box, sitting alongside analyst Roderick van der Ham.

Feb 26 (Reuters) - Liverpool manager Arne Slot was handed a two-match suspension following the chaotic Merseyside derby with Everton earlier this month, while both clubs have been fined, the Football Association said on Wednesday.

Both Liverpool and Everton were charged for failure to control their players. Premier League leaders Liverpool accepted the charge last week and chose not to argue it, which worked in their favour with the FA when they handed down their punishment.

As Slot has already seen one touchline ban this season, the FA viewed his case as a ‘non-standard' case. A standard case has a set group of sanctions whereas a non-standard incident is at the FA's discretion to rule over, especially given Liverpool accepted the charge.

The pair were shown red cards for their protests at the end of the match which saw a brawl break out among players. Players Curtis Jones and Everton's Abdoulaye Doucoure were sent off for their part in the scrap.

As if that's not exciting enough, the recently retired queen of 60 Minutes, Liz Hayes, conducted several interviews with the late celebrity chef as part of the project, with the chats said to be some of the deepest and most probing of both their careers. 

In his first approach to Oliver, with his two approaches said to be one minute apart, it was revealed he told the referee he had 'f***ing give [Everton] everything' and that he hoped that Oliver 'was proud of that performance.'

Everton's James Tarkowski equalised late in stoppage time, sparking wild celebrations and Jones took umbrage at Doucoure celebrating in front of the visiting fans after a 2-2 draw in the final derby at Goodison Park on February 12.

Liverpool will be expected to beat the Premier League's bottom team comfortably but Slot, who is expected to make several changes to his starting line-up, has recoiled at the idea this game is being considered by many as a foregone conclusion.

Everton were fined 65,000 pounds and Liverpool 50,000 pounds after both clubs admitted to charges of failing to ensure their players did not behave in an improper or provocative way after the final whistle.

The manager also received a 70,000 pounds ($88,522.00) fine, while his assistant coach Sipke Hulshoff, also sent off after the final whistle, has also received a two-match suspension and a 7,000 pound fine.

The Daily Tele staffer who leaked embarrassing details about the paper's botched Undercover Jew sting to Crikey has been unmasked. (Left: a man in a Star of David cap who accompanied a Tele reporter and snapper to Cairo Takeaway, right, to 'document anti-Semitism')

Meanwhile, as MSNBC works to consolidate broadcast locations to New York and Washington, DC, the network is also planning to end operations in Miami - in a move that will impact shows like José Díaz-Balart Reports and The Katie Phang Show.

‘We did not consider that the absence of two key individuals in the technical area as a result of multiple offending was compelling reason enough to stagger any match suspension,' it has been revealed.

The Liverpool boss elected for a paper hearing to get his feelings on the episode across and he is said to have acknowledged that frustrations got the better of him due to an overwhelming belief that key decisions had gone against his side.

Only time will tell if Nine is equally keen to put a lid on the looming ACA lawsuit brought by a vulnerable single mother as it looks to move on from the damaging culture dramas that have plagued its newsrooms for much of the past year.

Díaz-Balart will stay with NBC News as anchor of Weekend Nightly News, the staff memo notes, while Phang will remain with MSNBC as a legal correspondent, after already serving as legal analyst for NBCUniversal since 2017. 

He also put on record that his X-rated tirade towards officials was not personal abuse and was instead a product of his frustration more generally at the manner of the game, which saw Liverpool concede a 98th-minute equaliser.

Up north in Brisbane, just about everyone will walk the proverbial plank, according to our sources, with Fordham and Hadley's shows to be syndicated in the Sunshine State under the plan, with underperforming breakfast host Peter Fegan and journeyman mornings presenter Bill McDonald both bustled out of the studio. 

Despite spending considerable time and money on the project, we hear 60 Minutes was banned from broadcasting the story after the broadcaster's then-chief executive 'Hollywood' Hugh Marks got wind of it.

Slot also asked not to be handed an extended touchline ban - which was ignored - and for any touchline ban for himself and assistant Sipke Hulshoff, who was also sent off, to be staggered so as not to derail Liverpool's squad. This Commission again dismissed his request.

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