Arsenal has been accused by the FA of bringing their players during Saturday's Premier League win over Wolverhampton Wanderers in Molineux.
The game was dominated by Judge Michael Oliver's decision to send Arsenal young man, Myles Lewis-Skelly in the closing stages of the first half, supported by VAR at the time.
Although repetitions showed that Lewis-Skelly had recklessly captured Matt Dohety on the ankle, there was a noise from Arsenal players, fans and a number of media personalities on the decision, mainly because of the field near the wolves box .
Oliver even demanded police protection As a result of the despised threats he sent his way. But the fars later chose Review the red cardboardoverturning a three -match suspension after Arsenal's appeal.
Despite this success, the reaction of Arsenal players in the heat of the moment still opposed the Rules of the Armed Forces on conduct on the field. As such, the gunners are now facing a fresh load as their players behaved in a “improper way” by surrounding the judge.
Arsenal have until Monday 3 February to respond to the indictment.
Since 2023, the Arches have tried to capture poor behavior from players and coaches. Before last season, and supported by 'Love Football. Protect the game campaign ', a new participant statute scattered in clubs deep in non-League presented stronger measures for the player and others to adhere to the days of the match. The match officials are “empowered to take more strong actions”, supported by “stronger disciplinary disciplinary action” by the Armed Forces in retrospect.