Gerard Piqué Suspended for Two Months by Spanish FA

Gerard Piqué, the former Barcelona star and current co-owner of FC Andorra, has been suspended for two months by the Spanish Football Federation. This decision follows an incident during FC Andorra's 1-0 defeat to Albacete, where Piqué was reported to have confronted the referee, Alonso de Ena Wolf, after the match.

The referee's report indicated that Piqué told him to leave the pitch to avoid being attacked, which was deemed a public act undermining the dignity and decorum of the sport. Additionally, FC Andorra's president, Ferran Vilaseca, received a four-month suspension, and the club's sporting director, Jaume Nogués, was also banned.

FC Andorra currently sits in 10th place in the second division table. Piqué has previously won nine La Liga titles and three Champions League trophies with Barcelona and was part of Spain's World Cup and European Championship victories in 2010 and 2012.