It was this moment - Jack Butland charging out and diving into a studs-up challenge on Ayew- that was replayed on the big screens at the Liberty Stadium.

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It was shown on the big screen from three different angles, causing the home crowd to react by jeering the officials, who took no action after the incident.

Premier League rules state big screens inside grounds "must not be used to show action replays of negative or controversial incidents". 

Rob Phillips
BBC Wales Football Correspondent

Swansea City have apologised for the replay of the controversial incident involving Stoke goalkeeper Jack Butland  on the Liberty Stadium big screens during last night’s 1-0 defeat.

Potters manager Mark Hughes complained about the replaying of the incident in which Butland challenged Andre Ayew outside the penalty area.

Replaying controversial incidents on the screens during the game contravenes Premier League rules.

Today a Swans  spokesman said the replay was "human error". The club have made a verbal apology, and will now put that in writing.

We wouldn't want you to miss anything later - or tomorrow night in fact - so here's how you can tune in to all the football action.

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Oscar Pistorius is with members of his family at his uncle's multi-story mansion after being released from prison and moved to house arrest a day earlier than expected.

"Oscar is here, at home with the family,'' said spokeswoman Anneliese Burgess, addressing dozens of reporters outside Arnold Pistorius' luxurious home in an upmarket suburb of South Africa's capital Pretoria.

"The family is happy that Oscar is at home," she added.

Pistorius, the double-amputee runner who fatally shot girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp in 2013, has served a year of his five-year sentence for manslaughter.

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Luke Baldwin: Hardest job in sport?? Being Jose Mourinhos PR consultant.

Daniel Osunbor: Hardest job in sport has to be boxing, I just can't think of another after watching Southpaw.

AmanB: Hardest job in sport has to be England manager's job, nothing but pressure & expectation.

Bad news for Tottenham fans with midfielder Nacer Chadli ruled out for six weeks.

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Val Biaj: The ball boy for Eden Hazard.

Wez Blackett: Kieron Dyer's physiotherapist.

Referee Craig Joubert has not had the best few days after awarding a controversial penalty that saw Scotland lose in the Rugby World Cup to Australia.

But Joubert has been backed by Australia head coach Michael Cheika, who says: "I genuinely feel for Craig Joubert. It's so unfair. No other referee has had this stuff put out there like that and he's a very good referee.

"I would have liked my mates to back me up a little more on the odd occasion, if you know what I mean. I feel for him and hope his fellow referees stand by him." 

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Raheem Sterling should still be a Liverpool player, according to his agent.

Aidy Ward told the Daily Mail, external: "Brendan Rodgers is a good coach, but as a manager I didn't like certain things about how he dealt with Raheem.

"Raheem could've stayed, he should be at Liverpool. In December I spoke to Liverpool and said we'll sign a contract if there is a buy-out clause - those clauses are now common practice. They said no to that. 

"Then there were remarks. In press conferences, Brendan told everyone Raheem would sign - why do that?

"Right now he probably should be a Liverpool player, but he's not and he's in a great place at City." 

Wakefield Trinity Wildcats have signed London Broncos centre Sean Morris on a one-year deal.

The 26-year-old, who can also play wing or full-back, made seven appearances for the Championship side, scoring six tries.

This will be the most remarkable interview you will listen to today.

Syria's Mohammed Jaddoua should have been leading his country at the Fifa U17 World Cup in Chile but now lives in Germany after being forced to flee his homeland.

In an interview with World Football, he reveals the trauma he faced as he looked for safety in another part of the world.

"We were drowning," he recalls. "A Turkish ship found us and carried us to the Italian Coast Guard. It was a very hard journey and I won't be able to forget it."

Listen to World Football's interview here.

Nice words from AussieDavid Warner,after Indian batsmen Virender Sehwag earlier announced his retirement.

New Leeds United boss Steve Evans has warned that he will pick the team - or leave.

Evans replaces Uwe Rosler as the side's boss with them 18th in the Championship only three points above bottom-placed Bolton and his former club Rotherham in 23rd.

"The day I don't pick the team is the day I'm not manager of Leeds United," says Evans.

"We're not going to get into relegation trouble. It's not a thought. Being 18th is not acceptable, this club has to climb the table."  

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Chelsea could have had Robert Lewandowski in their side to play Dinamo Kiev in the Champions League on Tuesday, had former manager Carlo Ancelotti had his way. 

The Italian coach has told Goal.com, external that the prolific Bayern Munich forward was a target for the Stamford Bridge club in 2010.

Read more on that, and other Chelsea gossip, here

Some more quotes from Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini, who confirms Sergio Aguero will not play again for a while after sustaining a hamstring injury on international duty for Argentina.

Pellegrini, whose side plays Sevilla in the Champions League on Wednesday, says: "Aguero is out for a month. Maybe next week Clichy, Delph and Silva will be fit.

"We must improve [our home form] but we think about one game and then the rest. We play a difficult team and we hope we win.

"It's not surprising that Sergio has been nominated for the Ballon d'Or - it is a surprise he has won nothing here in the past."  

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Some more quotes from new Leeds United boss Steve Evans. Is he excited about the opportunity? Just a bit.

"I walked through the city last night and I had Leeds United fans shake my hands and I thought 'wow'," he says.

"My job is to meet the challenges that come on the grass. Just give me an opportunity and I will give you a team that plays with pride and passion.

"When Leeds United ring you up how can you say no? I could have been anywhere in the world and I would have travelled to get here. This is a humongous football club."  

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Oomar Jaunmohamud: Has to be Falcao's football boots...what a torture for them at the moment...

Lee Parkinson: Hardest job in sport? Easy, Leeds United recruitment officer!

More quotes from new Leeds United boss Steve Evans, who says he is not worried about getting the sack, despite the club sacking former manager Uwe Rosler after only 12 games.

"Give me an opportunity, there are many better managers that have sat here asking for that opportunity," says Evans. "Am I cautious, nervous, excited? Yes, all of them.

"The spirits have been good we have tried to tweak one or two things. There is no complaints from me the squad I have inherited. It is my job to give everyone an opportunity and I will do that.

"How can you fear being sacked at Leeds?"

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BBC Sport

"Manchester City and Sevilla will meet for the first time tomorrow night. City are still looking for their first home points of this season's competition.

"Manuel Pellegrini says Kolarov and Kompany are fit. 'Vincent was fit for the last game. Aleks is fit so is in the squad list. Clichy, Delph, Aguero and Silva are injured'.

"Asked about Yaya Toure and his unhappiness over the way he is treated by the English media and lack of recognition, Pellegrini said: "Yaya is happy here, he doesn't have any problem"."   

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