Football Federation Australia will review security and police reports from Saturday nights A-League Sydney derby, but appear unlikely to activate Western Sydneys suspended three-point penalty over flare-lighting during the match.The first flares of the season were lit in the Wanderers active supporter bay at ANZ Stadium, where a record 61,880 turned out to watch Sydney FC thrash their crosstown rivals 4-0.They came despite the threat of fines and lost points after FFA handed the club a suspended three-point penalty and $50,000 fine in February for bringing the game into disrepute.They also followed a letter released to Western Sydney members on Friday, in which chief executive John Tsatsimas, coach Tony Popovic and captain Nikolai Topor-Stanley pleaded with members to refrain from lighting flares.As a club we are united to succeed on the pitch and have a flare-free season, the letter read.Use of flares and anti-social behaviour is unacceptable and not welcome at our games.FFA said it intended to review reports on Monday, but probably wont take it further.We always said it will have to be an issue of a significant nature, FFA chief executive David Gallop told Fairfax Media.The police were by and large comfortable with the crowd behaviour.Obviously the flares continue to be a source of frustration and the booing by the fans themselves shows that the vast majority of people dont want to see flares.The Wanderers punishment last season came after a small group of away fans ignited about 20 flares, as well as crowd-frightening detonators, during a match against Melbourne Victory at Etihad Stadium.A week later, Victory were given the same punishment after poor behaviour at the Melbourne derby, when two flares were ripped, missiles were thrown onto the pitch and a TV news crew outside AAMI Park was allegedly assaulted.At the time, FFA said similar incidents would trigger the suspended sanction and see a points deduction. 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Didier Drogba gave away the penalty that put Senegal one goal away from a major upset, but the veteran striker will get another chance -- probably his last -- at the World Cup after Salomon Kalous injury-time strike sealed the Ivorians place in Brazil next year. LOS ANGELES -- The joyous occasion expected when the Los Angeles Kings kick off their 50th anniversary season in the NHL on Friday night at Staples Center against the Philadelphia Flyers will be somewhat muted with the loss of standout goaltender Jonathan Quick.Quick was placed on injured reserve Thursday in what the Kings believe is a significant injury to his lower back. Quick was hurt in the first period of Wednesdays 2-1 defeat by the San Jose Sharks. Although results of an MRI werent available, club officials say Quick is week-to-week, meaning the goalie could miss a large chunk of playing time.Quick, one of the most durable goalies, led all NHL netminders with more than 4,000 minutes logged and was a finalist for the Vezina Trophy last season. Without question, his absence leaves a huge void.Jonathans obviously a special player, Kings coach Darryl Sutter told the media after Thursdays practice. You just dont replace that. Its no different than any other star player in your lineup. You just dont replace it or expect somebody to play the same way or do the same things, but we also know that were quite capable at that position.Jeff Zatkoff, who replaced Quick against the Sharks, is scheduled to start against Philadelphia. Zatkoff saved 15 of 16 shots in the setback to San Jose. He was 4-7 in 11 starts last season for the defending champion Pittsburgh Penguins, recording a postseason win en route to their Stanley Cup title.The Kings recalled Peter Budaj from Ontario to serve as Zatkoffs backup. Budaj earned a league-high 42 victorries and nine shutouts in the AHL last season.ddddddddddddIn addition to Quick, the Kings will be without wingers Marian Gaborik and Tanner Pearson. Gaborik will miss at least another month with a broken right foot, while Pearson will serve his fourth and final game of a suspension for an illegal check in an exhibition contest.The Flyers, who will be making their season debut, are led by center Claude Giroux and right winger Wayne Simmonds. Giroux led the Flyers with 67 points (22 goals, 45 assists) last season, and Simmonds produced 60 points and scored a club-best 32 goals.The Flyers have high expectations.Our goal is to win the Stanley Cup, said Giroux, according to Philly.com. We know its a process. We know its not going to happen overnight. But were putting in the work, and I think the last three years weve learned a lot. We have a lot of guys that have been here the last three years and every year we keep learning.Two players who will not play at Los Angeles are defensemen Radko Gudas and Michael Del Zotto. Gudas was suspended six games for interference in a preseason game. Del Zotto sustained a lower body injury in an exhibition contest that will keep him on the shelf four to five weeks.The Kings will honor their inaugural 1967-68 club, which played the franchises first game on Oct. 14, 1967 against the Flyers at Long Beach Arena. Fourteen members of the team will be feted in a pregame celebration. ' ' '