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    Non-league side lose 14-0 after fielding team of fans, a coach and even their press officer in protest at Hampshire FA

    A NON-LEAGUE side lost 14-0 after they fielded a team of fans in a protest towards the Hampshire FA.Farnborough were hammered by Tadley at Cherrywood Road in the in the Servio Men’s Senior Cup second round.Farnborough boss Spencer Day missed the 14-0 defeatCredit: Farnborough FC TVThe Vanarama National League South club lost to Tadley despite the outfit being three steps above them.However, Farnborough’s team selection may be an explanation to the result.The team included fans, the club’s media manager Dom Lloyd, two first-team players and goalkeeping coach Dave Hill.The reason behind the selection was due to the club’s protest towards the Hampshire FA.READ MORE ON FOOTBALLFarnborough were disqualified from the competition in 2022 after beating AFC Porchester 8-0.They were kicked out of the competition after failing player eligibility rules.After the decision, Farnborough boss Spencer Day argued that the rules were in a “grey area” and insisted that the club had always taken it seriously.Farnborough has come under scrutiny for the result as many have claimed the club has been “disrespectful”.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSOne posted: “Outrageous, should be made to play the rest of the season with that team.”A second commented: “Why take part if you had no intention of trying to win. An embarrassment and a disgrace.”Forgotten Premier League star scores Puskas contender in training as baffled fans say ‘didn’t know he was still playing’A third wrote: “That is truly shambolic and disrespect to a cup competition.”Just withdraw, don’t disrespect cup competitions by getting humbled to this blatant extent.”A fourth said: “Well done tadley, wish it was more, the disrespect from Farnborough.”Another joked: “Could have gone either way lads.”Who are these famous footballers? More

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    Next Stoke City manager odds: Lampard, Terry and Paul Ince included in bookies’ top 10 most likely candidates

    PREMIER LEAGUE legends Frank Lampard, John Terry and Paul Ince are all in contention for the vacant role at Championship side Stoke City.That’s according to bookmakers Coral, who have named the top 10 most likely candidates to replace Steven Schumacher, who was sacked earlier today.Find The Sun’s betting publishing principles hereCoral: Claim £20 in free bets*Next Stoke City manager oddsCoral oddsDave Challinor 2/1Tony Mowbray 3/1Ruben Selles 4/1Ryan Lowe 5/1Valerian Ismael 6/1Michael Beale 7/1Paul Ince 8/1Frank Lampard 12/1John Terry 14/1Mick McCarthy 16/1Schumacher left Plymouth last December to take the Potters’ role but his nine-month tenure came to an end following Saturday’s 1-0 defeat to Oxford United.That was already Stoke’s third league defeat in just five games, leaving them down in 13th place after the weekend’s action.Former skipper Ryan Shawcross has been placed in a caretaker role alongside Alex Morris.Sporting director Jon Walters said the decision to axe Schumacher was in the ‘long term interests’ of the club.His attention now turns to finding a suitable successor and some huge names are believed to be in contention.Coral: Claim £20 in free bets*How to claim..Coral offerVisit the Coral website here*Register a new account and deposit £5Place a bet of £5 or more on the Coral sportsbookRemember, this bet must settle in seven days and must be at odds of 1/2 or greaterCoral will credit your account with £20 in free bets (1 x £20 free bet token)You will need to accept these whilst logged into your accountClaim £20 in free bets here*Stoke City next manager oddsIt’s Stockport County’s boss Dave Challinor who leads the betting with Coral.He’s the current 2/1 market leader having led Stockport to two promotions in three years, coming from the National League to League One where they currently sit fourth.Tony Mowbray revealed over the weekend he’s eyeing a return to management following a health battle, after he was forced to step down from Birmingham as a result.He admitted he was still a little ‘weak’ as his recuperation continues so this might come a little too early for him.Ruben Selles (4/1) and Ryan Lowe (5/1) appear more likely to be in contention, just ahead of Valerian Ismael at 6/1.Ex-Rangers and Sunderland manager Michael Beale remains on the lookout for his way back in and he’s a 7/1 shot with the bookies.Then there’s some HUGE names, with Paul Ince an 8/1 shot having been out of a job in management since his sacking from Reading just shy of 18 months ago.Then it’s Frank Lampard (12/1) who was last in charge at Chelsea on an interim basis at the end of 2022/23 – ending with a 9% win record.Former Blues hero John Terry returned to the club last year as part of the Academy set-up and he’s 14/1 to go it alone and have Stoke as his first job in charge.Mick McCarthy rounds off the betting at 16/1.Remember to gamble responsiblyA responsible gambler is someone who:Establishes time and monetary limits before playingOnly gambles with money they can afford to loseNever chase their lossesDoesn’t gamble if they’re upset, angry, or depressedGamcare – www.gamcare.org.ukGamble Aware – www.gambleaware.orgFind our detailed guide on responsible gambling practices here.For help with a gambling problem, call the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 or go to www.gamstop.co.uk*18+ New UK & ROI Customers only. Min deposit £5. Min first £5 bet at minimum odds 1/2 to qualify for 1x 20 free bet. Certain deposit methods and bet types excl. Free bet valid for 7 days, stake not returned. Restrictions + T&Cs apply. More

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    Man Utd icon agrees with Cristiano Ronaldo as he slams Ten Hag and claims ‘we’re a million miles away from winning title

    DWIGHT YORKE has become the latest Manchester United legend to slam Erik ten Hag as he claimed “we’re a million miles away from winning the title.”United have endured another mixed start to a campaign under Dutch boss Ten Hag, with their 3-0 win at Southampton on Saturday ending a run of two straight defeats.Erik ten Hag has been blasted by Man Utd legend Dwight YorkeCredit: RexThe former striker reckons his old side are nowhere near challenging for the titleCredit: EPAGrumbling has already started among the fanbase over a clear lack of identity and playing style.And a supercomputer has predicted that United will emulate last season by finishing a lowly eighth once again.It now remains to be see if Ten Hag can finally mount a title challenge, with rivals Man City already six points ahead in the tableAnd one man who feels United are nowhere near top spot is Yorke.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLThe former strike hit 66 goals in 152 games for the club while winning the Treble in 1999.He believes Ten Hag is not the right manager to land United’s first title since 2013.And Yorke also feels that a series of damning stats prove that the Red Devils have a long way to go before challenging for top honours.He told beIN Sports: “We are a million miles away from winning the Premier League.Most read in FootballFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALS“When talking about the current manager, this was a person to take us forward and we thought after the first season this was the guy.“What has happened? Yes we have managed to win the FA Cup last season, but where we are doesn’t mean that we’re a good team after winning the cup.Chelsea boss Maresca aims cheeky dig at Erik ten Hag after Jadon Sancho makes dazzling debut after Man Utd transferMan Utd ratings vs Southampton as Onana saves a penalty and Rashford finally scoresMARCUS RASHFORD scored his first Premier League goal in 189 days as Manchester United cruised to a 3-0 victory at Southampton.The Red Devils got back to winning ways after suffering defeats in their last two Prem games, with Matthijs de Ligt notching his first Man Utd goal.But United had Andre Onana to thank as the keeper kept out Cameron Archer’s penalty at 0-0.Here’s how SunSport’s Charlie Wyett rated United’s stars…Andre Onana – 7Saved the penalty by Cameron Archer, albeit a poor one from the Southampton forward.But that stop and the stopped rebound proved to be absolutely crucial.Noussair Mazraouri – 7Needed treatment after falling awkwardly in the first half but that did not stop him from delivering a solid performance.Also got forward to good effect before being one of three United defenders to be subbed off.Matthijs De Ligt – 8Shaky start defensively but was unmarked to score from Bruno Fernandes cross to calm United’s nerves with the opener.He was delighted to get his first United goal and dedicated his celebration to his wife’s birthday today.Lisandro Martinez – 7Not been in great form so anything was an improvement – although Saints’ attack was toothless.Diogo Dalot – 5Suffered an absolute shocker of a first half courtesy of Southampton’s tricky wingers.Conceded the penalty after bringing down Tyler Dibling but was also constantly exposed throughout the half.Kobbie Mainoo – 6United continue to lean far too heavily on such a young player. And this defensive role does not really suit him.Christian Eriksen – 7A surprise starter although United’s two goals came from his corners.The system, though, still does not play to his strengths as he is too deep.Bruno Fernandes – 7Cracking corner cross ball from Eriksen who plonked the ball on the head of De Ligt.Amad Diallo – 7Looked lively throughout – really encouraging. Teed up Rashford for the second goal.Joshua Zirkzee – 6Forced a couple of saves by Aaron Ramsdale but does not look like a 25 goal-a-season striker.Marcus Rashford – 7Hopefully the second goal will give him a real confidence boost. Also forced a couple of saves from Aaron Ramsdale.SUBSGarnacho (for Rashford 73 mins) 7Was brutally fouled by Stephens who saw red shortly after coming on. Notched United’s third goal of the game in the final minute.He struck high into Ramsdale’s high corner after a brilliant ball from Casemiro.Manuel Ugarte (for Eriksen 73 mins) 6Harry Maguire (for Mazraouri 74 mins) 6Jonny Evans (for Martinez 77 mins) 6“Winning a cup is great, we’ve got to keep the trophy cabinet ticking over.“But where we are as a football club, the identity in terms of how we play, where we finish, goals conceded, number of goals that we’ve scored is the worst in our history since the Premier League starts in 1992.”Yorke’s sentiments echoed those of Old Trafford icon Cristiano Ronaldo, who last week sparked a row with Ten Hag after claiming the club “need to rebuild everything”.Speaking on the Rio Ferdinand Presents podcast, Ronaldo said: “As I told you, Manchester, they need to rebuild everything, in my opinion.“The coach, they say they cannot compete to win the League and Champions League.“[As] Manchester United coach, you cannot say that you’re not going to fight to win the League or Champions League. “You have to be, to mentally say, listen, maybe we don’t have that potential, but I cannot say that. We’re going to try. You have to try.”While Yorke’s fellow Treble winner Teddy Sheringham has also laid into the state of the club.He said: “When you’re finishing eighth in the Premier League, that’s quite clearly not good enough, for Man United. What has happened? Yes we have managed to win the FA Cup last season, but where we are doesn’t mean that we’re a good team after winning the cup.Dwight Yorke“Full stop. End of story, for me. You’ve got to change what’s going on. “When you look at the inconsistency of last season, and that has followed on, without a shadow of the doubt in the first three games of this season… you can see there’s been no change whatsoever. “Different players, maybe. But still no change in the philosophy, and the way Erik ten Hag wants to play.“Look, I don’t want to see people getting sacked. It’s not nice to say that people shouldn’t be in certain positions, but he shouldn’t be there. It’s not good enough for Man United. READ MORE SUN STORIES“They’ve fallen way below the expectancy levels, and to think that it’s alright to finish eighth… it’s just wrong. “Do I think the manager will be there at the end of the season? No, I don’t. I think he’ll be gone by Christmas.” More

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    Moment Jamie Redknapp realises Paul Merson has just ruined Tottenham with hilarious Strictly prediction live on Sky

    PAUL MERSON believes he has more chance of winning Strictly Come Dancing than Tottenham do of winning a trophy this season, which prompted a hilarious reaction from Jamie Redknapp.His bold assessment comes after Ange Postecoglou proclaimed that he “always wins” things in his second season at a club.Ange Postecoglou doubled down on his claims that he will win a trophy with Tottenham this seasonCredit: RexBut Paul Merson believes he has a better chance of winning Strictly Come Dancing this yearCredit: Sky SportsThe comments sparked a hilarious reaction from Jamie RedknappCredit: Sky SportsFans found it hilariousCredit: Sky SportsThe Spurs boss faced the music after seeing his side lose 1-0 at home to Arsenal, who were without both Declan Rice and Martin Odegaard.In pre-season, the 59-year-old had said he “usually” wins things in his second season, with the last time Spurs won a trophy being back in 2008.However, defeat to their bitter north London rivals has left them with just one win from four Premier League games. Postecoglou issued a defiant response following the game when interviewed by Sky Sports, saying: “I’ll correct myself: I don’t usually win things, I always win things in my second year. READ MORE IN FOOTBALL”Nothing has changed. I don’t say things I don’t believe in.”Sky Sport’s punditry panel for the feisty North London derby included ex-Spurs star Redknapp and Arsenal icon Merson, who started his Strictly Come Dancing journey on Saturday night.Asked about Postecoglou’s comments, the 56-year-old said: “I like Ange, I like him. But I’ve got more chance of winning Strictly [than Ange winning something in his second season].”Fans couldn’t help but notice Redknapp’s reaction to the comments as he turned away with an almost disgusted face.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSOne fan said: “Redknapp’s face here is priceless.”A second said: “Redknapp’s face,” alongside a picture of Redknapp looking stunned. Ange Postecoglou appears to promise Tottenham fans a trophy THIS SEASON in feisty interview after Arsenal loss, X Sky Sports PLAnother said: “Comedy gold. Redknapp’s face.”A fourth added a picture of Redknapp’s face and shared a series of crying emojis with it.Tottenham currently sit 13th in the league table, while they kick off their EFL cup campaign on Wednesday against giant-killing experts Coventry.Meanwhile, their Europa League campaign starts on September 26.On the other hand, Arsenal’s win means they have remained unbeaten so far and sit second in the table.They launch their Champions League campaign on Thursday of this week, while their League Cup starts by hosting Bolton on September 25.Merson began his Strictly journey on Saturday eveningCredit: PAArsenal ratings vs Spurs as Gabriel is the hero in feisty North London derbyGABRIEL headed in the only goal of the game as a depleted Arsenal snatched all three points in the North London Derby.Here’s how SunSport’s Lloyd Canfield rated the Gunners players…DAVID RAYA – 8/10Commanded his area well, and was a safe pair of hands throughout the game. Another great showing in what has been a spectacular start for the Spanish stopper. JURRIEN TIMBER – 7Did well from an attacking perspective, charging down the left hand side on various occasions. Solid defensively too against Spurs’ flying right side of Johnson and Porro.Some would argue he should’ve been sent off for a challenge on Pedro Porro in the first half, but he escaped despite squaring up to Vicario in the aftermath.WILLIAM SALIBA – 8A really good recovery challenge in the first half to deny Dominic Solanke, despite being booked early on.You can always count on Saliba to put in a solid display, and he didn’t disappoint today with fantastic passing out from the back too. GABRIEL – 9A fantastic defensive showing throughout, reinforced with a towering header inside the box to give his side the lead from a set piece (shock). Has formed an impeccable partnership with Saliba, personified by their heartwarming celebration together after the opener. He’s the man. BEN WHITE – 6Gave away the ball in a dangerous position in the first half, with Solanke failing to capitalise and had a tough first half against the quick feet of Heung Min-Son.Was not able to demonstrate the dangerous right-hand side overlap we saw work so effectively last season, but wasn’t threatened in the second 45.JORGINHO – 4Struggled to replace the suspended Declan Rice for this North London derby, whom the Gunners really missed.A tough task, but didn’t come close to matching Rice’s intensity or ability to drive the ball up the pitch which left Arsenal weak in the forward areas.THOMAS PARTEY – 5Struggled in transition with Jorginho alongside him, another player who felt the full force of no Rice and Odegaard.Not fast enough with or without the ball, and will need to perk his ideas up for City next week. GABRIEL MARTINELLI – 6Looked like a bright spark with his running and forward movement, but was let down by his end product or lack thereof.Worked really really hard throughout, just looks short of confidence in the last actions. LEANDRO TROSSARD – 6Dropping deeper into more of a midfield role than he’s used to today, it should be noted that he did a job for the team when they needed him. Not the flying efficiency machine we have seen him be from the bench, but his versatility will be needed this season it seems. BUKAYO SAKA – 7Didn’t make the kind of impact on the game we are used to seeing from the brilliant Bukayo Saka, and looked less of a threat without Martin Odegaard to combine with. Did some really good defensive work nonetheless, and delivered the perfect corner to claim the assist for Gabriel’s opener. KAI HAVERTZ – 6A good header in the first half was saved well by Vicario in the spurs net – actually made more clearances (3) than he managed shots on target (2) in the first 45. Was a handful for the Spurs defence, but largely nullified by the pace and power of Mickey Van de Ven and Cristian Romero.  More

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    Gary Shaw dead at 63: Aston Villa legend and European Cup winner passes away days after suffering head injury at home

    ASTON VILLA legend Gary Shaw has passed away aged 63.The former striker suffered a head injury after a fall at his home last week.Gary Shaw has passed away aged 63Credit: RexThe former striker was part of the Villa side that won the First Division and the European CupCredit: GettyShaw suffered a head injury last week and was taken to hospitalCredit: RexHe was rushed to hospital but died from the injury.A Villa club statement read: “Gary was one of our own, a talented striker who delighted supporters with his goalscoring exploits which helped fire Villa to success in the 1980s. “Individual accolades would also follow for a player who was idolised by many on the terraces.”He passed away peacefully earlier today surrounded by his family, who asked Aston Villa to release a statement on their behalf. READ MORE IN FOOTBALL”The thoughts of everyone at the club are with Gary’s family and loved ones at this extremely difficult time.”Tributes from fans also flooded in, with one saying: “Very sad news. My thoughts are with bereaved family and friends.”Another penned a touching tweet that read: “Words cannot fully express the sorrow we feel for your loss. May Shaw’s soul rest in peace.”A third commented: “RIP Gary. The Villa family is in mourning. One of my heroes has gone. Never be forgotten.”Most read in FootballShaw was a part of the Aston Villa side that won the First Division, European Cup and European Super Cup between 1981 and 1982.He was named PFA Young Player of the Year following their title-winning season, in which he scored 20 times.The baby-faced assassin was regarded as one of Villa’s greatest-ever forwards, scoring 73 goals in 197 appearances for the club.Fans shared their concern for Shaw after he was admitted to hospital and now many have paid tribute to the club legend.Shaw spent 10 years playing for Villa’s first team after coming through their academy.He left in 1988 to play his football in Denmark ans then Austria before spells at Walsall, Kilmarnock and Shrewsbury, before he hung up his boots in 1992.Shaw never earned a cap for England, but did play seven times for the U21s, scoring two goals. More

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    ‘Secret’ venue where Man City will learn their Premier League fate revealed as club face threat of relegation

    THE “secret” location for the Premier League’s hearing which could end with Manchester City being relegated has been revealed.While both sides in the dispute are sworn to secrecy, City’s legal lead, £5,000 per hour Lord Pannick KC, was spotted heading into the International Dispute Resolution Centre in the City of London.Lord Pannick KC is City’s legal headCredit: GettyPannick was spotted arriving at the International Dispute Resolution CentreCredit: Google EarthLord Pannick is part of a high-powered City team, which also included Philip Marshall KC.But his opposite number, heading the Prem’s legal arm, is a member of the SAME chambers at the Inns of Court.Adam Lewis KC, like Lord Pannick, works out of Blackstone Chambers and has previously acted for both the Prem and the FA.He is working alongside Blackstone colleague Andrew Hunter KC with a legal team of seven more behind them for day one of the hearing.READ MORE FOOTBALL NEWSIt is now understood that the three-member independent commission, approved by both sides, will conduct the majority of the likely 10-week hearing at the ven, just a stone’s throw from St Paul’s Cathedral.City have consistently denied all of the “115” charges – actually now 130 separate allegations – that were first laid against them, following a six-year probe, in February 2023.While the majority of the hearing will take place in a court-style room, with thousands of pages of documentary evidence expected to be produced by the two feuding legal teams, some witnesses may be quizzed remotely.Under Prem rules, all hearings take place behind closed doors with strict confidentiality requirements on all sides.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSWhat will happen to Man City?MAN CITY are favourites to win the Premier League title yet again – but there is one elephant in the room that threatens to put the skids under the Etihad giants.Sunsport’s MARTIN LIPTON discusses what the next few months could hold with Head of Sport SHAUN CUSTIS….Custis: So the big question – will there be a resolution this season?Lipton: Yes…. probably! We know the case will start to be dealt with in October or November.It will take at least a month to go through the evidence. So I suspect around March, April time, we will get a result. But that’s where it starts to get tricky.Custis: Why is that?Lipton: If the result is in City’s favour, that’s the end of the matter. They will be cleared. They will have no punishment to face.But if City are found guilty, these will be the heaviest penalties ever imposed by the Premier League.I suspect if they are found guilty, they will be expelled from the league or given a massive points deduction and a huge fine so that they’re not in the Premier League next season.Check out the full discussion on Man City’s future.It means the names of the commission members will not be publicly available until the final ruling and any sentence if the charges are proven.That is not expected to come for at least six months, with experts anticipating the “written reasons”, outlining the arguments, rebuttals and legal points from both sides, could stretch to 400 closely-typed pages.Premier League’s Biggest Spenders: Top 10 SeasonsIt is also now understood that the initial part of the case will see the Premier League lawyers seeking to prove that City were in breach of the regulations.Unlike criminal trials, the burden on proof for the Prem is the civil one of “balance of probabilities” rather than “beyond reasonable doubt”.But should the charges be upheld, there would effectively be a second element of the case, in which the two sides would argue over the sanction that should be applied.Under Prem regulations, all punishments – from a fine, through points deductions and up to expulsion from the League – would be at the discretion of the commission. More

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    Alisha Lehmann reveals huge wage gap between her and boyfriend Douglas Luiz at Juventus as she opens up on private life

    ALISHA LEHMANN has opened up on the salary difference between her and boyfriend Douglas Luiz.The couple both left Aston Villa for Juventus in the summer, making history as they became the first ever boyfriend and girlfriend transfer.Alisha Lehmann and Douglas Luiz completed the world’s first couples transfer this summerCredit: instagram @alishalehmann7Luiz left Aston Villa for Juventus in a reported £50m dealCredit: RexLehmann followed in Luiz’s footsteps but is on considerably less per weekCredit: GettyLehmann has 17 million followers on social mediaCredit: Instagram @alishalehmann7Luiz, 26, switched the Midlands for Turin in a £50million deal and reportedly signed a contract worth around £100,000-a-week.Lehamnn, 25, then followed suit and she supposedly earned £200,00-a-year at Villa Park.Opening up on the huge gap in salary between men’s and women’s players, the glam Swiss winger told La Gazzetta dello Sport: “Everyone would like to have the same salary.”I often speak to Douglas at home about this and tell him it’s not fair. READ MORE IN FOOTBALL”We do the same job, but he gets paid a hundred times more than me.”It’s something that affects me because I’m a woman. Obviously, there’s still a long way to go on the path we’re on because there may never be equal pay. “There will have to be a very strong will to make a change in this direction.”On unfair criticism of women’s football, she added: “If someone comes to me with jokes, I always ask them ‘have you ever seen a match?’ Probably not, because when you see a match you realise how good and passionate we are.”Most read in FootballFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSLehmann also claims she does not live a life of luxury – despite her eye-catching posts for her 17 million followers on Instagram.She revealed: “I don’t live like a star, but like everyone else.Glam footballer Alisha Lehmann looks stunning as she shows off skills in a bikini leaving fans ‘jealous of Douglas Luiz'”When people see you on social media they think you live a different life, but that’s not the case. “I live a normal life. I go home, I cook, I do the same things as everyone else. “Of course, it’s nice when people recognise you on the street.” More

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    Arsenal and Chelsea legend Cesc Fabregas ‘faces being EVICTED from luxury apartment in row over £30k unpaid rent’

    CESC FABREGAS faces being EVICTED from his home in a row over unpaid rent, according to reports.The Arsenal and Chelsea legend is now the manager of Italian club Como.Cesc Fabregas is at risk of being kicked out his homeCredit: EPAWorld Cup winner Fabregas, 37 and his family recently moved into a luxury apartment in the Swiss town Bissone.Sited near Lugano, it is just 15 miles across the Italian border from Como.But the property’s owners reportedly lodged an eviction notice via the courts earlier this month.Former Spain international Fabregas is said to owe 34,000 Swiss francs – £30,500 – in unpaid rent and other charges.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLHis landlords told Italian media: “We tried to contact Fabregas’ lawyers, but without success.”The court could now order police to throw out the ex-midfielder and his family if he does not pay up within a week.Fabregas’ lawyer Roy Bay insisted: “All the rent payments until now have been made in full.”Some were not made on time, as there were numerous faults and problems with the building.”Most read in FootballFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSFabregas’ troubles are not confined to his home situation, with Como yet to win a Serie A game in four attempts.The newly-promoted minnows are 18th in the 20-team league.Watch Premier League cult hero you had no idea is still playing perform incredible initiation song They blew a 2-0 lead with 14 minutes left to draw 2-2 at home to Bologna on Saturday.Ex-Premier League stars Pepe Reina, Raphael Varane, Alberto Moreno and Patrick Cutrone are in the Como squad. More