MANCHESTER United defender Harry Maguire has been disqualified from driving for 56 days and ordered to pay more than £1,000 after he admitted driving at 85mph in a 50mph limit.
The 31-year-old was caught speeding twice in a three-day period last March, Bolton Magistrates' Court heard yesterday.
Maguire did not appear for the sentencing but solicitor Gwyn Lewis appeared on his behalf.
The court heard the England international was captured on camera driving his Range Rover at 85mph coming out of a tunnel on Wilmslow Road, under the runway of Manchester Airport, on March 5 last year.
Prosecutor Karen Allanson said Maguire was the registered keeper of the car and admitted being the driver.
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