Central Football

The Chief Executive of Aston Villa Football Club, Keith Wyness, has been suspended from all football-related activity for three weeks by the Football Association for misconduct relating to a social media post.

The 59-year-old shared a Twitter video of Villa being denied a penalty during the final game of the Championship season against Brighton last month which had a caption questioning whether under-performing referees had "disabilities".

Mr Wyness was also fined £10,000 and ordered to complete an education course.

New Wolves Head Coach Nuno Espírito Santo has vowed to build a 'progressive' and 'hard-working team' in his first press conference in the job.

He takes over from Paul Lambert, who left the club on Tuesday (June 30) after just six months in charge.

Nuno checked in at Compton Park and Molineux with his backroom staff yesterday ahead of facing the media today.

In terms of building a squad, Nuno says that process will now step up with Wolves looking to reshape the squad and intensify competition for places.

The President and Chief Executive of Derby County Football Club, Sam Rush, has been dismissed with immediate effect on the grounds of gross misconduct and breach of fiduciary duty.