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Adelaide United coach Guillermo Amor must wait to learn whether hell spend more time on the sidelines for his outburst during the Reds round-seven 3-1 A-League loss to Perth.Football Federation Australias independent disciplinary and ethics committee sat in Sydney on Monday night but reserved its decision on whether to further punish Amor, who last weekend served his mandatory one-match ban for unsporting conduct towards a match official after being banished to nib Stadiums stands.Whether or not the committee throws the book at the Barcelona legend hinges on the force with which it believes Amor touched fourth official Adam Fielding as he protested a controversial decision that resulted in the Glorys second goal.The incident followed referee Jarred Gilletts decision to award Andy Keoghs 68th-minute goal straight after Glory captain Rostyn Griffiths was perceived to have fouled Reds goalkeeper Eugene Galekovic.With no video evidence available, testimonies from each of the protagonists are key.Fielding submitted a report stating the feeling of the contact was not a tap, it was also not enough to push me over. It was sufficient to make me take a step forward.The usually mild-mannered Amor strongly denied pushing Fielding, arguing he merely touched him to gain his attention so he could alert Gillett to the apparent error.FFAs disciplinary council suggested Amor may have touched Fielding with more force than he intended while in a heightened emotional state.Amor, represented by Reds general manager of football Ante Kovacevic, told the committee he did not understand why hed been sent off and was confused as Fielding followed him to the bench to see through Gilletts expulsion.If I had understood at that point, or even after the game, that I had committed bad behaviour I would have gone straight to the referees changing rooms to say sorry or ask for an explanation, Amor said through a translator.Video footage directly after the incident showed the frustrated coach picking up his jacket and water bottle before wagging his finger at Fielding and saying words to the effect of you are not professional.Assistant coach Jacobo Ramallo said pushing a match official would be completely out of character for last seasons A-League coach of the year.Its difficult for me to imagine him doing this, even to think about it, Ramallo said.Being polite is easy when youre winning but he was losing every game (at the start of) last year and he was a gentleman.Amor said he will accept whatever decision is handed down in the next couple of days.Adelaide host Wellington on Sunday.Chandler Jones Cardinals Jersey . 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Pedro scored from a pass by Lionel Messi in the 33rd minute and added two more goals in the 47th and 72nd after Valdes saved his second penalty in four days following his stop in Wednesdays 4-0 over Ajax in the Champions League.SAN FRANCISCO -- The Mercury News of San Jose, California, apologized Friday for an insensitive headline about U.S. swimmer Simone Manuel.The 20-year-old Stanford University student became the first African-American woman to win a gold medal in an individual swimming event when she tied for first with Penny Oleksiak of Canada in the 100-meter freestyle Thursday night.After the race, the San Francisco Bay Area newspaper omitted Manuels name in a headline reading Olympics: Michael Phelps shares historic night with African-American.The Mercury News, which covered Manuels collegiate career at nearby Stanford, tweeted an apology, saying the headline was insensitive.It was posted on the newspapers website about 9:45 p.m. and quickly removed and replaced with one carrying Manuels name with Phelps. The headline was not printed in the newspaper.Readers took to social media sites almost as soon as the offensive headline was posted to coomplain about the gaffe.ddddddddddddThis is a terrible headline, Mercury News sports columnist Tim Kawakami posted on Twitter while the headline was still live. Its my paper. I might get in trouble for saying it, but its a terrible headline.Executive Editor Neil Chase said no one will be fired because it appears there were no bad intentions in writing the headline.Instead, Chase said there will be a tough conversation to determine exactly how the headline came to be written and published without any staffer raising concern. He said a couple different people saw it before it was posted.We made a mistake, he said.---This story has been corrected to say no one will be fired over the headline instead of no one disciplined, and to fix the spelling of the columnists name to Kawakami instead of Kawakwami. ' ' '