Caernarfon are hit with a three point deduction for fielding an ineligible player.

Cash-strapped Nottingham Rugby have two points deducted for fielding an ineligible player.

Mansfield Town confirm they will not contest the Football Conference's decision to dock them four points for fielding ineligible players.

Richmond driver Robert Lawson withdraws his appeal against a 25-point deduction which cost him the Seat Cupra Championship.

Mansfield Town are docked four points after being found guilty of fielding at least one ineligible player in the opening two games of the season.

Richmond driver Robert Lawson's Seat Cupra Cup title chances still hinge on the outcome of an appeal against a points deduction.

An expert explains the consequences of when a hobby becomes a trade in the eyes of the taxman.

A BBC London investigation discovers banqueting managers at one of the country's most prestigious hotels, the Dorchester, deducted money from service charges and added it to their own.

Richmond driver Robert Lawson is confident he can still win the SEAT Cupra Championship despite the threat of a points deduction.

The Welsh Rugby Union has limited success in an appeal over a points deduction and fine imposed on the Under-20 team after a mass on-field brawl.

Cork City are docked 10 points in the Eircom Premier Division due to the financial turmoil at the club.

Mark Lynch's brace helps Rotherham to their second win of the season as they go about cutting their 17-point deduction.

The Football League begins on Saturday with action from the Championship, League One and League Two.

Bournemouth agree to accept a 17-point deduction in order to start the new League Two season on Saturday.

Rotherham accept the Football League's deduction of 17 points for the 2008/09 season.

Rotherham defender Marc Joseph thinks the club can bounce back from any potential points deduction.

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Luton have failed in their appeal over a 10-point deduction for financial irregularities.

Luton Town's prospective new chairman Nick Owen says the club's 30-point deduction has left them fighting for their future.

Ex-Luton defender Chris Parry believes the club will struggle to stay in the Football League after being deducted 30 points.