Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho has
been given a one-match touchline ban for being
sent off against Burnley.
The Portuguese was sent to the stands by
referee Mark Clattenburg for an incident "in or
around the tunnel area during half-time" of the
goalless draw.
The Football Association also fined him £8,000
and he will serve the ban for the game against
Swansea on Sunday.
In a separate offence, Mourinho has been fined
£50,000 for comments he made about referee
Anthony Taylor.
The United boss said it would be "difficult" for
Taylor to officiate their game with Liverpool prior
to the match at Anfield on 17 October.
Managers are not supposed to speak about
referees prior to matches, but Mourinho added
that appointing Taylor for the Liverpool match
had put "pressure" on the Manchester-based
official.
An FA statement said Mourinho accepted that
the comments "constituted improper conduct,
but denied they brought the game into
disrepute".
However, an independent regulatory commission
"found the disrepute element of the charge
proven and as well as being fined, Mourinho was
warned as to his future conduct".
Mourinho "admitted using abusive and/or
insulting words towards a match official and
accepted the standard penalty", following the
incident against Burnley on 29 October,
Mourinho appeared to be upset when United
were not awarded a penalty during Saturday's
match, after Jon Flanagan challenged Matteo
Darmian inside the Burnley box.
The 53-year-old emerged for the second half
during the match but was escorted to a seat in
the stands before being moved a second time,
this time to the directors' box. He declined to
speak to the media after the match.
Last season when he was in charge of Chelsea,
Mourinho was given a one-match stadium ban
and fined £40,000 in November 2015 after he
was sent to the stands after going to speak to
referee Jon Moss in his room at half-time.
He was also fined £50,000 for saying that
referees were afraid to award penalties against
his side after the Blues were beaten 3-1 by
Southampton in October 2015.
Source: m.bbc.com/sport/football/37854591?ns_mchannel=social&ns_campaign=bbc_sport&ns_source=facebook&ns_linkname=sport

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