sport news Declan Rice is facing a three-game European ban after confronting the referee ...

sport news Declan Rice is facing a three-game European ban after confronting the referee ...
sport news Declan Rice is facing a three-game European ban after confronting the referee ...
Declan Rice is facing a three-game European ban after angrily confronting West Ham's Europa League semi-final referee in the tunnel... with suspension set to be carried over even if he leaves this summer West Ham United's Europa League run came to an end at the semi-final stage  The Hammers had Aaron Cresswell and manager David Moyes sent off  Captain Declan Rice could not help but unload his feelings on to the referee 

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Declan Rice is facing a three-game European ban after footage emerged showing West Ham's captain accusing Thursday's referee of 'corruption' and telling him: 'You've probably been f****** paid.'

The Hammers exited the Europa League in anger, with Aaron Cresswell shown an early red card and manager David Moyes dismissed for booting the ball at a ball boy at Eintracht Frankfurt's Deutsche Bank Park.

Though West Ham accepted the early sending off for Cresswell was correct, they felt Spanish referee Jesus Gil Manzano was biased towards Frankfurt for the rest of the semi-final second leg.

Video footage has emerged of West Ham captain Declan Rice launching an X-rated tirade at referee Jesus Gil Manzano last night in Frankfurt

The angry England international said: 'Ref! Ref! It's so poor! All night, it's so bad. How can you be that bad? Honestly you've probably been f***ing paid, f***ing corruption.'

Video footage has emerged of West Ham captain Declan Rice launching an X-rated tirade at referee Jesus Gil Manzano last night in Frankfurt 

Rice did not hold back from telling Manzano his thoughts in the tunnel as he was caught on camera saying: 'Ref, ref. It's so poor. All night it's so bad. How can you be that bad? Honestly, you've probably been f****** paid. F****** corruption.'

Rice was shown a yellow card during the game for yelling at Manzano and may now be slapped with retrospective action. 

UEFA rules state 'insulting any match official' will result in a three-match ban and possible fine. UEFA are aware of the

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