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Newcastle manager Alan Pardew was banned for seven matches on Tuesday for head-butting an opposing player during a Premier League game, further besmirching the reputation of one of English footballs most hot-headed coaches. Pardew was hit with the heaviest punishment ever inflicted on a Premier League manager, which will involve him initially serving a three-match stadium suspension. He is banned from being on the touchline for the other four games. "As I have made clear, I deeply regret the incident and again wholeheartedly apologize to all parties for my conduct, which I understand was not acceptable," Pardew said in a statement released by Newcastle after an FA hearing. "I will accept the punishment handed down by the FA today." Pardew already has been sanctioned by Newcastle, accepting a formal warning and a fine of 100,000 pounds ($168,000), following his confrontation with Hull midfielder David Meyler on March 1. Meyler initially barged into Pardew as he looked to retrieve the ball for a throw-in in the 72nd minute of the game at KC Stadium. Pardew squared up to Meyler and moved his head in the direction of the players face, then was sent to the stands. The FA also fined Pardew 60,000 pounds ($100,000) and warned him about his future conduct. Pardew is the first Premier League manager to receive a stadium ban. Earlier this season, then-Blackpool manager Paul Ince received a five-match stadium ban from the FA for violently shoving a fourth official during a rant filled with profanity. It is the latest touchline incident involving the hot-headed Pardew, who was banned for two matches last season for pushing a linesman and also was warned about his conduct in January after abusing Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini in the technical area. In light of this latest touchline spat, Pardew said he may have to stay in his seat in the dugout and resist the temptation to get close to the action. "Ive always been involved by being on the sideline," Pardew said. "But I dont think it can harm my managementship to sit there, and maybe Im at an age now where I need to." Pardew will not be able to attend Craven Cottage for Newcastles match at Fulham on Saturday. He will also miss the home games against Crystal Palace and Everton. Pardew has apologized to Hull and Meyler. Police said no criminal action will be taken against him. Newcastle is eighth in the Premier League with 10 matches remaining. Yeezy Boost 350 Fake China . If there is one club built to handle an off-field controversy, its the Bill Belichick era Patriots. Even if New Englands offence stumbles a bit out of the gate, their defence can help them stay in games, especially in the AFC East with the Buffalo Bills and New York Jets in the first two weeks. 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The Blueshirts hope to stay alive once again when they host the Pittsburgh Penguins in Sundays Game 6 battle at Madison Square Garden.QUEBEC -- Pascal Lochard rushed 16 times for 83 yards and a touchdown as No. 1-ranked Laval opened its defence of its Vanier Cup national championship with a 32-8 victory over McGill on Saturday in Canadian university football action. It marked the 133rd season opener for the Redmen. Place-kicker Boris Bede, a senior from Toulon, France, led Lavals offence with 14 points, including a 4-for-4 effort in field goals. Rounding out the scoring for the Rouge et Or (1-0) were three safeties conceded by McGills (0-1) offence. Laval led 11-0 after the opening quarter, 23-0 at halftime and 26-8 after three quarters. Also in CIS football action, No . 5 Montreal 48 Concordia 3 and No. 3 Calgary 41 UBC 31. The Rouge et Or jumped into an early lead at the 72-second mark, when Maxime Ducap-Kamara intercepted quarterback Jonathan Collin on McGills third offensive play and returned it 60 yards for a touchdown. McGills defence limited Laval QB Tristan Grenon to a 12-for-28 passing performance and only 163 yards. The Rouge et Or registered 21 first downs and 335 yards of net offence, compared to 23 and 251, respectively, by the Redmen. The lone McGill TD came on an 11-yard toss from Collin to Devon Stewart at 11:48 of the third period.dddddddddddd Collin completed 19-of-42 attempts for 157 yards. He was picked off twice. McGill had a strong performance on the ground from Luis Guimont-Mota who rushed for 128 yards on 20 carries. The top Redmen receiver was rookie Damian Massey-Hirt, a Montrealer who amassed 88 yards on 11 receptions. Guillaume Rioux led Lavals ground game with 49 yards on three carries. No . 5 Montreal 48 Concordia 3 At Montreal, fifth-year running back Rotrand Sene scored two touchdowns to help the No. 5 Carabins (1-0) defeat the Stingers (0-1) in the RSEQ season opener. He carried the ball 10 times for 182 yards, scoring touchdowns on runs of three and 17 yards -- both in the first half. No. 3 Calgary 41 UBC 31 At Vancouver, the No. 3 Dinos (1-0) took advantage of a special teams miscue in the fourth quarter to spoil the Thunderbirds (0-1) bid for an upset in the season opener. A 42-yard field goal from Calgary kicker Johnny Mark was the difference with just over three minutes remaining. Greg Bowcott was picked off by Hunter Turnbull to end UBCs hopes for a comeback. ' ' '