Wenger and Nasri hit with bans

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger and midfielder Samir Nasri have both been hit with one-match suspensions by Uefa for improper conduct.

The punishments are a result of remarks made to the referee by the duo following the Gunners' last-16 UEFA Champions League exit to Barcelona at Camp Nou last month.
Wenger, who will serve a touchline ban, has also been fined €10,000 by the Uefa Control and Disciplinary Body.
The suspensions will apply to the next Uefa club game for which either man is eligible, while Arsenal have been given three days to appeal the decision.
Uefa said in a statement: "Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger and midfield player Samir Nasri have both been suspended for one UEFA club competition match following charges of improper conduct.
"The Arsenal manager has also been fined 10,000 euros.
"An appeal may be lodged against the ruling within three days of the dispatch of the reasoned decision."

Tough

Before and during the match, Wenger will not be allowed to go in their team's dressing-room, the tunnel, or the technical zone, or on the pitch. He will also not be allowed to communicate with his team.
Wenger, speaking this afternoon before Uefa's announcement, insisted he had done nothing wrong.
The Arsenal manager said: "If I am punished it will be one of the very few times that I feel I don't deserve it, because I don't feel I did anything wrong.
"I have no chance to speak my mind and I will have to accept it, but frankly I don't feel wrong and you don't feel at ease if you know you have done something wrong.
"This time I am quite relaxed, I don't even listen to what they have to say because I know what I've done and what I have said. I don't feel in this story I will have to be the one to be punished."