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The calls, rules and rows fans argue about, from football to the NFL, tennis, golf and beyond. Read what happened and the case on each side, pick a side, and see how other readers voted.
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UEFA has banned Lens from selling away tickets for two Champions League games, including at Liverpool, after fans threw flares. Fair, or unfair on all their fans?
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Lancashire won't offer 44-year-old James Anderson a new contract, despite 50 wickets at 17 this season. The right call for a rebuild, or a legend pushed out too soon?
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Several Premier League players stayed standing as others took the knee for the No Room for Racism campaign this weekend. Should football retire the gesture?
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Europe, Asia and North America's football chiefs want Gianni Infantino out after a dropped plan to sell a stake in FIFA tournaments. Should he resign?
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Canelo Álvarez says he will still fight in Riyadh on 31 October, despite deadly attacks on the city's airport. Should the bout go ahead in Saudi Arabia, or be moved?
1 vote
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Formula 1 is reported to have agreed a Rwanda Grand Prix from 2030, Africa's first race since 1993. A historic step for the sport, or sportswashing?
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Cristiano Ronaldo, 41, walked out of Portugal's camp after being benched, and they reached the Nations League last eight without him. Was the coach right to drop him?
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Detroit Red Wings fans booed Dylan Larkin at the home opener, months after their long-serving captain asked for a trade. A fair response, or harsh on a loyal player?
1 vote
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An independent commission has found Manchester City guilty on 114 of 115 Premier League charges, which City deny and will appeal. How hard should they be punished?
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The US Senate has voted 77-22 to give the NCAA an antitrust exemption and limit college athletes' pay and transfers. Stability for college sport, or a raw deal for players?
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A USC linebacker was ejected for a targeting hit that sent Oregon QB Dante Moore to hospital, but new rules mean no automatic ban. Should a first targeting foul cost a game?
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Prime Minister Andy Burnham says the 1985 ban on drinking alcohol in sight of the pitch at football matches could go. Should fans be allowed a pint in their seats?
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California's top combat-sports regulator wants knee-targeting "oblique kicks" made a foul. Overdue protection for fighters, or a rule change chasing one complaint?
1 vote
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A weekend of disputed calls has fans and analysts questioning NFL referees. A real officiating crisis, or a normal bad week amplified by social media?
2 votes
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The NBA fined the Clippers $30 million over a secret deal allegedly used to pay Kawhi Leonard around the salary cap, and now the DOJ is investigating. Was the punishment enough?
2 votes
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Texas QB Arch Manning apologised after laughing on camera at an AI-generated video of his coach slapping a reporter. Was the backlash to an obviously fake clip fair, or overblown?
3 votes
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An umpire's order to fix a rookie's crooked hat led to an ejection, an MLB apology and players tilting their caps in protest. Enforcing standards, or a power trip over nothing?
2 votes
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Manchester City's winner against United stood despite Enzo Fernandez being offside, and referees admit "an error of judgement". Should the result stand, or is VAR in crisis?
1 vote
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Presidents Cup captain Brandt Snedeker passed over J.J. Spaun and Ben Griffin for younger players, though both outperformed some who made it. A gut call, or a snub?
1 vote
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A Senate bill would let the NCAA set nationwide pay caps for college athletes, immune from antitrust suits. Overdue order, or a giveaway to the NCAA?
2 votes
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The trans-athletes-in-sport debate has taken over the WNBA. Should this be a league issue at all?
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