FA to examine Chris Foys report before determining whether to sanction Jose Mourinho after sending-off. The Chelsea boss was sent off in the midst of a late melee at Villa Park as a horrific Ramires lunge left the hosts bench and players incensed. The FA are set to examine referee Chris Foys report before deciding whether to charge Jose Mourinho or anyone else involved in the injury-time melee during Aston Villas 1-0 win over Chelsea on Saturday. Fabian Delph scored the only goal as Villa beat the title-chasing Blues, for whom Mourinho, Willian and Ramires were all sent off. Ramires late red, for a reckless two-footed lunge on Karim El Ahmadi, saw tempers flare in front of the dugout, with both managers entering the field of play and an ugly melee involving players and substitutes from both sides. After being ushered off the pitch, the Chelsea boss brushed past fourth official Jon Moss and went on to the pitch again, shouting towards referee Foy. Mourinho wanted to speak to Foy about the fact that Gabby Agbonlahor went unpunished for coming off the bench and grabbing Ramires by the neck, but the referee was not interested and he sent the Portuguese to the stands. Should it be deemed that Mourinho, or any of the other officials who came on the pitch used abusive language, they could be banned for two matches. Mourinho, and others, will learn their fate on Monday when the FA receives Foys report. -
Posted on: Mon, 17 Mar 2014 06:20:36 +0000
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