Ian Watson dismayed by disciplinary process as two Salford stars are ruled out of Challenge Cup semi-final

Salford Red Devils' boss Ian Watson refused to openly criticise the officiating on show at Wembley, despite the fact the late penalty awarded against Pauli Pauli seemed to ultimately decide the game.As Salford marched into the Leeds half and looked set to attempt a dropgoal that would have put them in front with five minutes remaining, Pauli was deemed to have incorrectly played the ball and possession was handed to the Rhinos.At the end of that set, Luke Gale slotted the one-pointer that sealed

Salford team were 'pipped to the post' by the Leeds Rhinos by a drop goal - making the final scores on the board 17-16. But the match will not go down in history for being behind closed doors alone.No, this match was among the most exciting finals in recent times as Salford put up an enthralling fight against Leeds, the odds on favourites to win.As Salford claimed points, fans started getting hopeful."This literally means everything.

Salford’s strategy was clear from the opening kick. Having studied how Leeds’ defence had stifled Wigan through the middle in the Semi-Final, the Red Devils looked to move the ball laterally from the off.

fundraiser to ensure her uncle is able make some final, special memories with his wife, Susan, and their two sons, Adam and Jason. Amy, 21, from Swinton, said: "My uncle isn't very old and at his age he should be thinking about the future."He doesn't have a big list of things he'd like to do.

Salford Red Devils rugby league club have been hit with a huge blow after 12 players were ruled out through injury in the run up to one of the biggest games in the team's history.After the latest round of coronavirus testing, two players have tested positive and a further two have received inconclusive tests, meaning they need to self isolated.This comes after eight other players were already ruled out through injury.The club has decided to go ahead with a the scheduled game against Hull KR

Salford Red Devils supporters will not be able to watch the Challenge Cup final from screens within the AJ Bell Stadium.The historic game will be played at Wembley this year but fans are not allowed to attend because of coronavirus restrictions.Instead, the club had hoped to stage a socially-distanced screening inside Red Devil's stadium.However, the plans have been rejected despite a number of attempts to convince the safety advisory group (SAG) - a body made up of local council, police and

Katie Price has been left in "agony" after getting her broken feet caught in a revolving door, according to reports.The 42 year old broke both of her feet after she fell off a wall in Turkey during a holiday with her boyfriend Carl Woods, and children Junior, 15, and Princess, 13. Former glamour model Katie attended a check up appointment at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital on Tuesday.

Jason Priestley, Ian Ziering and more former Beverly Hills, 90210 stars spoke out after Jessica Alba claimed she wasn’t allowed to make eye contact with the cast during her two-episode arc on the series in 1998.“I couldn’t even make eye contact with any of the cast members, which was really strange when you’re, like, trying to do a scene with them,” the 39-year-old actress claimed during an episode of Hot Ones that debuted earlier this month.

straight to your inboxManchester United will face Everton in the Carabao Cup quarter-finals.While an exact date and kick-off time for the match has not yet been set, it will be played in the week commencing December 21 and held at Goodison Park.After defeating Championship outfit Luton Town upon their entry into the competition, United defeated Brighton 3-0 on Wednesday to advance to the final eight in a match that didn't have nearly as much drama as their thrilling Premier League clash just