Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson will not face punishment for confronting referee Mike Dean at Old Trafford on Wednesday, the Football Association has confirmed.

The Scot was furious after Dean overruled assistant Jake Collin and awarded Newcastle's second goal in the Red Devils' 4-3 win.



The FA confirmed no action would be taken against the Red Devils boss as Dean made no reference to Ferguson confronting him in his report. Ferguson approached Dean as he made his way out for the second half, before rounding on the fourth official Neil Swarbrick and Collin.



was anyone expecting the fake fa to act otherwise? for me, they did what i expected of them which is their usual.
abeg man u fans, who was offside in that goal? evans, ferguson or the newcastle player that did not touch or interfere in the game?
is possible ferguson was suggesting that evans who scored own goal was in an offside position when he scored.

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