Chelsea and West Bromwich Albion have both been fined by the Football Association in the wake of tolerating the charge of neglecting to control their players amid the late Premier League meeting between the clubs.

The occurrence being referred to based on a meeting up between Diego Costa and Claudio Yacob right on time in the second half, which formed into a furious showdown between a few different players from both sides.

Chelsea have been fined £65,000 as far as concerns them, while West Brom were hit with a fine of £35,000. Both have additionally been cautioned about future behavior.

A FA proclamation clarified the thinking behind the diverse fines issued to each club:

In the aftermath of the game Guus Hiddink implied that the misdemeanours involving Yacob should have seen the player shown the red-card.

Hiddink also admitted that he’d been so concerned with the poor performance, on the day, of the referee Anthony Taylor that he had spoken to the fourth official Jon Moss, with Hiddink revealing the conversation going something like,

‘I told him: ‘This is one of the worst referees of the Premier League I have experienced’.

‘He said to me ‘you haven’t seen me yet’, which was a beautiful remark I think.’

I guess that took the heat out of the situation.

copied from chelseafocus.com

"The cases, which were considered 'non-standard' because of both clubs having submitted comparative breaks of FA Rule E20(a) inside of the former 12 months, were heard by an Independent Regulatory Commission on Monday [25 January 2016].

"For incidents that are considered 'non-standard' it is at the tact of the Commission to figure out what authorize it regards fitting and it might, where relevant, consider any past demonstrated charge(s) of a comparable nature."

Chelsea have been punished for failing to control their players as of now this season taking after a terrible tempered annihilation against West Ham in October. On that event the club was fined £50,000, while then manager Jose Mourinho was likewise slapped with a stadium ban for his own behaviour.

Source : www.Chelseafocus.com