Lennon’s Boli furious
Bono foils Raul from spot as late strike KO’S Wolves
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SEETHING Celtic boss Neil Lennon is considering sacking Boli Bolingoli for breaking lockdown rules and bringing shame on the Scottish champions.
Lennon admitted he was “livid” with the Belgium defender (right) after discovering he had been to
A GOALKEEPER called Bono rocked Wolves’ Europa League dream by foiling Raul Jimenez from the penalty spot early on.
And Sevilla took full advantage when Argentine striker Ocampos headed a dramatic late winner.
The goal thwarted hopes of an allenglish Europa League semi-final clash with Manchester United.
There were suggestions that VAR should have spotted Bono moving off his line before Raul struck the kick.
Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo said: “We’re frustrated but we must be proud of ourselves.”
Spain without permission and failed to quarantine upon returning before playing in Sunday’s 1-1 draw with Kilmarnock.
The breach comes in the wake of eight Aberdeen players breaking rules by
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available to play but refused to travel for the Champions League defeat at City as he knew he would not get picked.
Former club president Ramon Calderon has suggested a loan move is the only compromise after claiming Bale is “wasting his time”.
But sources close to the Wales star insist he has no plans to leave the Spanish capital, where he is under contract until 2022.
He is settled in a family home with three children and the golf-mad ace gets out regularly on the nearby fairways.
His mega contract is worth more than £600,000 a week, making any potential loan expensive for Premier League clubs, even if Real subsidise part of his salary.
Bale has not played since June 24.