Former Inter midfielder Mariga banned for five games for injuring referee
Kenya international McDonald Mariga was handed a five-game ban for injuring a referee.

Former Inter midfielder McDonald Mariga was banned for five games after squeezing a referee's hand so hard it drew blood.
Mariga, playing for Latina in Italy's Serie B, was sent off in the 96th minute of their 1-0 home defeat against Virtus Entella on Sunday.
The Kenya international then attempted to give the referee a handshake as he exited the field, gripping it so hard it caused an abrasion, drawing blood.
The disciplinary commission's report also revealed the 29-year-old directed various insults towards the match official after being shown the red card.
Mariga played for Inter between 2010 and 2014 before signing on with Latina following a stint at Parma.
Latina are 17th in the Serie B table, just one point above the relegation zone with four games left in the season.
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