Russian league club Rostov has been banned from holding games on their home pitch, a week after criticism from Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho on its condition.
Mourinho was scathing about the surface, which had large bare patches, ahead of his team's 1-1 draw with Rostov in the Europa League last week.
Mourinho said ahead of the game: 'It's hard for me to believe that we're going to play tomorrow in that field, if you can call it a field.'


And after the match, Mourinho was equally as scathing.