Chelsea lodge complaints over alleged Clattenburg comments.
The Blues accuse the 37-year-old,
who showed their side two red
cards during Sunday's defeat to
Manchester United, of
"inappropriate language" towards a
pair of their players.

Chelsea have lodged an official complaint to the Premier League over alleged comments from referee Mark
Clattenburg during their 3-2 defeat to Manchester United on Sunday.
The Blues are accusing the 37-year-
old of using "inappropriate language"
towards two of their players.
"We have lodged a complaint to the
Premier League match delegate with
regards to inappropriate language used by the referee and directed at
two of our players in two separate
incidents in today's match," a club
spokesman announced after the
game.
"The match delegate will pass the complaint to the Football Association.
"We will make no further comment at
this time."
The Professional Game Match Officials
Board, governing body for referees,
said in a statement that it is "aware of the allegations and they are being
treated with the utmost seriousness.
"Mark will cooperate fully and
welcomes the opportunity for the facts
to be established. No further comment
will be made until the matter has been properly investigated."
Clattenburg sent off two Chelsea
players, Branislav Ivanovic and
Fernando Torres, during the match at
Stamford Bridge, with home manager Roberto Di Matteo laying the blame for
their loss at his feet .
The Serbian defender was dismissed
for a professional foul on Ashley
Young before the £50 million striker
received a second yellow card for
what the official interpreted as a dive under the challenge of Jonny Evans.

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