ROBIN VAN PERSIE was left outraged after his side momentarily played against twelve men in the Eredivisie. 

The Dutchman’s Heerenveen were 2-1 up at home against Fortuna Sittard on Saturday when the bizarre mistake happened.

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Heerenveen were forced to play against twelve men in the Eredivisie[/caption]

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Fortuna Sittard scored from a corner just two minutes after the mix up[/caption]

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Robin van Persie couldn’t believe what he was seeing[/caption]

Fortuna Sittard made two subs in the 88th minute but winger Jasper Dahlhaus stayed on the pitch, while both replacements came on.

The officials seemingly failed to notice and play continued with an extra man for nearly a minute.

The visitors were then awarded a corner and equalised from it in the 90th minute, thanks to a header from defender Rodrigo Guth.

Van Persie, 41, could be seen shouting at the fourth official before Dahlhaus finally made way just seconds before the corner was taken.

A seething Van Persie slammed the “scandalous” decision as his side missed the chance to leapfrog Sittard in the Dutch top flight. 

The former Man Utd and Arsenal striker hit out at match officials.

He said: “Twelve against eleven. I didn’t know that was allowed, but apparently it is.

“It can’t be right that they’re playing with twelve men for a minute before that throw-in and corner.

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“I asked him if they shouldn’t do anything with it. For example, reverse the goal. It can’t be right. I think this is really scandalous. 

“If they’re playing with twelve men, we get a throw-in against us, so it certainly had an effect.

“In addition, the rules state that it’s eleven against eleven and not twelve against eleven.”

Levi Sman gave Van Persie’s Heerenveen the lead after eight minutes.

But Sittard were on level terms seven minutes later thanks to a penalty by Kristoffer Peterson. 

Teenager Eser Gurbuz finished from close-range to put Heerenveen 2-1 up with eight minutes remaining before the late drama.

Van Persie was appointed as Heerenveen’s head coach last May and they sit 12th in the league.

A STAR of Netflix’s biggest show looks worlds away from the hit series after a glam hair transformation.

The actress rose to fame as a child star and debuted an altogether more grown up look in her latest Instagram snaps.

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A Netflix star has showed off her new blonde hair transformation[/caption]

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The actress looks worlds away from her alter ego[/caption]

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Millie Bobby Brown rose to fame as Eleven in Stranger Things[/caption]

In fact, many of Millie Bobby Brown’s fans thought she looked like pop star Britney Spears after she swapped her long, brunette locks for a new blonde mane.

In the pictures, Millie, 20, showed off her long blonde hair while wearing a figure hugging black dress with a scoop neckline.

Millie – who plays Eleven in Stranger Things on Netflix – posed standing up and running her hands through her new hair in one snap, before sitting on the floor and gazing up at the camera in another.

Her new look is worlds away from when she made her debut as Eleven back in 2016, when she had a shaved head for the role.

Writing alongside her post, one fan commented: “BRITNEY???”

Another added: “Ready to play Britney now.”

A third wrote: “Okay Britney.”

Millie’s hair transformation comes after Stranger Things bosses revealed the final series of the hit show may not drop in 2025.

While Netflix is hoping to launch the last ever instalment this year, the Duffer Brothers admitted it is not set in stone.

Matt Duffer said: “A lot of it hasn’t been decided, in terms of exactly the release dates and cadence.

“That’s one reason I’m not allowed to talk about it. We’re getting on a call in about a couple of weeks about it.

“I just know it was very important for us and Netflix that we get it out this year. But even that is quite the push.”

Ross Duffer added: “We’re working as fast as we possibly can. Even Season 4, we cut that so tight.

“We were dropping in visual effects shots the day after the launch!

“So hopefully we’ll be a little more on schedule this year.”

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Her fans were loving her new look[/caption]

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The 20-year-old has ditched her brunette locks[/caption]

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Millie has sported a range of hairstyles as Eleven during the show’s run[/caption]

Stranger Things is available on Netflix.

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A BBC Gladiators star could land himself in hot water for his promotion of a US supplement brand, which has been criticised for its ‘deceptive marketing’ practices.

TV’s Gladiators star Matty Campbell, who is better known as his TV alter ago Bionic, has previously promoted US firm Ghost with pictures of him posing with supplements and products on his social media.

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Matty Campbell joined Gladiators in January 2024, and has become a firm favourite on the family friendly show[/caption]

However it could be a tricky collaboration for the star, as the brand is known for its range of protein powders and performance focused supplements – all of which could be deemed harmful to children.

With Gladiators such a family favourite show, Campbell has a younger fanbase who could be influenced by his promotion of the brand.

According to The Mirror, the athlete has offered his 25,000 followers the chance to win some Ghost products for free.

Ghost has previously been reported to regulators in December 2022 with Watchdog Truth In Advertising (TINA) accusing it of violating Federal Trade Commission and U.S Food and Drug Administration law.

The oragnisation slammed Ghost as it claimed the company “packages its energy drinks and supplements in a manner that appeals to children.”

They also claimed it “targets kids with deceptive and unfair marketing by, among other things, using influencers popular among children” which could include popular figures like Campbell.

In their complaint to regulators, the Watchdog also added: “Consumers who see Ghost’s marketing on social media, gaming platforms or on the company’s website are not informed, however, that these products are only intended for healthy adults.“

The organisation also highlighted Ghost’s use of licensed candy flavours, such as Sour Patch Kids and Swedish Fish as problematic.

Laura Smith, Legal Director at TINA.org, has also spoken out with concern for Ghost’s marketing practices and for the use of figures like Campbell.

She said: “Within a couple weeks of TINA.org’s complaint to the FTC, Ghost removed certain unsubstantiated and unapproved health claims from its website, including claims that its products can reduce anxiety and balance hormones, as well as some, but certainly not all, cognitive enhancement claims.

“While using candy flavoring for adult-only products is not illegal, TINA.org’s investigation revealed that Ghost branded its products to mimic popular candy wrappers and targeting minors without properly disclosing that the products are only intended for healthy adults.

“Ghost’s epic failure to prevent unwarranted health and safety risks to children renders the company’s marketing unfair, deceptive, and in violation of the FTC Act.”

Directly referencing Campbell’s social media promotion she added: “If Matty Campbell has a youth fanbase and is marketing products that are unsafe for children, then the marketing should clearly and conspicuously disclose this safety information.”

There is concern around the use of supplements for children and teenagers, with many paediatricians and sport dieticians previously speaking out publicly about how they would not recommend them for use by kids.

The Sun has contacted Matty and the BBC for comment on this story.

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Campbell is one of eight male stars on BBC’s Gladiators[/caption]

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The Gladiators star has been called out for ‘marketing products that are unsafe for children’ to his youthful audience[/caption]

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The star has previously promoted US brand Ghost with a free giveaway to his followers on social media, which includes teenagers[/caption]

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