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Things got properly heated at the UK Open today when Charlie Manby and James Hurrell squared up following their third-round clash in Minehead.The referee was forced to step in and physically separate the pair after Manby secured a 6-4 victory over his opponent at Butlin's Minehead Resort.Both players had enjoyed impressive runs to the quarter-finals at this year's World Championship at Alexandra Palace, making this an intriguing early-round matchup in what's often called the FA Cup of darts.But nobody expected the match to end with the two competitors going nose-to-nose in a tense exchange that lasted several minutes.The trouble started when Manby stepped up to throw his final three darts to win the match.Hurrell decided to stick his fingers in his ears while pulling faces at his younger opponent seemingly frustrated by the 20-year-old's enthusiastic celebrations towards his supporters throughout the contest.When Manby landed double four to seal the win, the 41-year-old kept up his antics, grimacing and laughing as the crowd erupted.It's thought Hurrell may have been wound up by the Minehead fans, many of whom were firmly behind Manby.Whatever his reasoning, Champagne Charlie wasn't having any of it.Needle on Board Seven! Charlie Manby wins a feisty affair against James Hurrell to book his spot in round four, averaging 99 in the process!Live Scores & Streaming https://t.co/gFQK4rQ2wU#UKOpenDarts | R3 pic.twitter.com/4CbOh48EW8 PDC Darts (@OfficialPDC) March 6, 2026 The pair traded words as Manby collected his darts from the board, though it's difficult to make out exactly what was said in the footage.Whatever comments were exchanged, it sparked an explosive reaction from both players as they got increasingly vocal and confrontational.Fans in the outer arena who are positioned close to the players began chanting "Come on Charlie," which only seemed to wind Hurrell up even more.As the Hillbilly left the stage to a chorus of boos and whistles, Manby turned back towards the crowd and pumped his fist defiantly, drawing massive cheers from the spectators.Speaking after the match, Manby explained what had happened between the pair."I just don't think he was happy with me giving it the biggun when there's a lot riding on it," he said."I am mates with Jammo, sat on his table for ProTours and get on really well with him. He were giving it to me back. That were it really. There's no friends on the oche."If I want to give it the biggun, I'll give it the biggun. There's no restrictions to that."The Huddersfield labourer now faces Ryan Joyce in the fourth round this evening.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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Former Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore pleaded no contest Friday to two misdemeanors in a criminal case that arose immediately after he was fired for having an inappropriate relationship with his executive assistant. The deal was struck on the same day that a judge planned to hear a challenge to Moores arrest in December on three charges, including felony home invasion. Those charges were dropped in exchange for Moore pleading no contest to misdemeanor trespassing and misdemeanor malicious use of a telecom device. "Things have changed," Judge J. Cedric Simpson said. Moore had confronted the woman with whom he had been having an affair and blamed her for his dismissal, even threatening to kill himself with butter knives in her apartment, authorities said. "All the charges against Mr. Moore were not supported by facts and law," said attorney Ellen Michaels, standing alongside Moore and his wife, outside the courtroom. "The dismissal of those charges validates the concerns we raised about the investigation from the very beginning. Mr. Moore is pleased to put this behind him and move forward." Moore did not respond to a reporter asking him for comment. Assistant prosecutor Kati Rezmierski, on her way out of the courthouse, declined an interview request. Sentencing is scheduled for April 14 on charges that have a potential maximum of six months and 30 days in prison. He was fired on Dec. 10 after two seasons as the successor to Jim Harbaugh, who won a national championship before leaving to lead the NFLs Los Angeles Chargers. A message seeking comment was left with the University of Michigan. Moore arrived at the courthouse with his wife, Kelli, and they walked toward the courtroom holding hands, interlacing fingers. In dismissing Moore, the university cited an inappropriate relationship with a staff member. Rezmierski has said the woman ended the affair a few days before Moores firing and cooperated with the schools investigation. The AP isnt identifying the woman, who has accused Moore of domestic violence and stalking. She did not answer a dozen calls or respond to some text messages from him before his dismissal, police said. "Its not stalking if the communication has a legitimate purpose," Michaels has said. A message seeking comment was left with attorney Heidi Sharp, who is representing Moores former executive assistant. Michaels has accused the womans personal lawyer of giving information to police to "villainize Mr. Moore and maximize the chances of obtaining a large settlement from the deep pockets of the University of Michigan." Reporting by The Associated Press.