Charlton Athletic want to ban Manchester United fans from future visits to The Valley.

It follows incidents during Saturday’s Premiership match.

Bahrain fail in their attempt to have their World Cup Play Off defeat by Trinidad & Tobago overturned.- Charlton Athletic want to ban Manchester United fans from future visits to The Valley. Following Saturday’s Premiership match, a male United fan spent the weekend in custody after claims that a female steward was sexually assaulted. A further three fans were held for coming onto the pitch after United’s second goal which led to a large number of United supporters surging forward, causing a metal gate to break and crushing a steward.

- Bahrain fail in their attempt to have their World Cup Play Off defeat by Trinidad & Tobago overturned. A late Bahrain ‘goal’ in the second leg was disallowed by Colombian referee Oscar Julian Ruiz Acosta for dangerous play. Bahrain lost the second leg 1-0 and 2-1 on aggregate, giving Trinidad a place in the finals for the first time. A FIFA spokesman said Bahrain’s soccer federation had been informed that an appeal could not be granted because their protest had not been filed in time under FIFA’s regulations.