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 Leicester City and England playmaker James Maddison was sent off this afternoon after a shocking dive, the midfielder was shown two yellow cards in just three minutes

 Maddison was shown a second yellow card for simulation only three minutes after being shown a yellow for a bad foul

The attacking midfielder's actions have left Leicester with little chance of coming away from Brighton with any points

 The video of the incident will certainly not be doing Maddison any favours it's clear to see that the midfielder's attempt to win a penalty was theatrical at best

 The England under-21s star went down after little to no contact from Brighton's Shane Duffy

 Check out a video of the incident below:  The 22-year-old was called into England's senior squad for the first time last month and his actions this afternoon could well hinder his chances of receiving a call from Gareth Southgate in the near future

 Check out some reaction to the incident:  It also seems as though this isn't the first time Maddison has dived according to these fans:

For more infomation >> Video: Leicester's James Maddison sent off for shocking dive - Duration: 1:40.

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LSU Gives Premature Gatorade Bath, Texas A&M Ties Game (VIDEO) | Heavy.com - Duration: 2:51.

LSU Gives Premature Gatorade Bath, Texas A&M Ties Game (VIDEO) | Heavy.com

There's no bigger mistake that can be made in sports than celebrating a victory before the game is over.

And when that celebration comes back to bite you, that's when things get really uncomfortable.

While the LSU Tigers and Texas A&M Aggies are still battling on Saturday night, that mistake happened and took center stage.

The game just rolled through overtimes with the Tigers and Aggies going back-and-forth in a wild finish.

Both teams managed to do just enough to keep the overtime run going, but LSU nearly found themselves in trouble in the first one.

It took a 50-yard field goal to grab a 34-31 lead at that point, but Texas A&M could only make a field goal of their own.

Both LSU and Texas a&M Quarterbacks Heat up in Overtime.

While both Joe Burrow and Kellen Mond have had impressive performances throughout this game, their abilities both as passers and runners were on full display in overtime.

The two signal callers were more than worth talking about, as they combined for 13 touchdowns (six for Burrow, seven for Mond) when the game finally wrapped up.

When all was said and done, it was a 74-72 win for the Aggies in seven overtimes, making the unfortunate Gatorade mishap even more brutal for LSU fans.

Mond walked away as the big winner (thanks to his team's victory), as he threw for 287 yards with six touchdowns through the air.

The Texas A&M signal-caller also connected on a game-winning two-point conversion in the seventh overtime for the win.

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For more infomation >> LSU Gives Premature Gatorade Bath, Texas A&M Ties Game (VIDEO) | Heavy.com - Duration: 2:51.

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Spurs' DeMar DeRozan Dunks on Giannis Antetokounmpo (VIDEO) | Heavy.com - Duration: 3:31.

Spurs' DeMar DeRozan Dunks on Giannis Antetokounmpo (VIDEO) | Heavy.com

It's as rare as seeing a unicorn, but sometimes even the most incredibly gifted NBA athletes wind up on the wrong side of the poster dunk.

And for all of the posters Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo has created by dunking on opponents, he was due to wind up on one himself.

On Saturday night, that finally happened as San Antonio Spurs guard DeMar DeRozan threw down a powerful slam over The Greek Freak.

That was all kinds of impressive from DeRozan, who was the key piece acquired by the Spurs in the Kawhi Leonard trade.

DeRozan even pulled it back a bit while in the air (with two hands) and continued to throw down the dunk with Giannis in his face.

It's hard to increase the level of difficulty much higher than that, especially considering the length of the defender.

DeMar DeRozan's Play With Spurs.

Entering the Spurs' game against the Bucks Saturday night, DeRozan had averaged an impressive 24.4 points per game with 6.3 assists and 60 rebounds.

He was also shooting an impressive 48.4 percent from the field and has become a focal point of the Spurs alongside LaMarcus Aldridge.

But DeRozan's performance against the Bucks was worth a standalone mention.

Although San Antonio fell in a tough 135-129 game, he posted 34 points on 13-26 shooting with seven assists and four rebounds.

Due to the preseason injury to point guard Dejounte Murray, DeRozan has found himself playing a bit of point guard this season and running the show for the Spurs.

The unfortunate injury has allowed the 29-year-old to showcase his talent and playmaking ability which extends far beyond just scoring the ball.

To this point in the 2018-19 NBA season, DeRozan is averaging career-highs in both rebounds and assists, as well as his second-most points per game.

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