The madness against Manchester United cost Aleksandar Mitrovic dearly. Fulham's Serbian striker was handed an eight-match ban for shoving referee Chris Kavanagh during the FA Cup quarter-final against the Red Devils.
Fulham were 1-0 up before the penalty, which prompted the sending off of Willian and manager Marco Silva, followed by Mitrovic's reaction. Three red cards in 40 seconds, with the inevitable return of Manchester United, who triumphed 3-1.
The striker of Fulham, Aleksandar Mitrovic, suffered badly from Discipline. Eight match ban for pushing referee Kavanagh in FA Cup tie against Manchester United.
"Following the hearing in relation to our FA Cup tie with Manchester United last month, an independent regulatory commission has decided that: Aleksandar Mitrović will be suspended for a total of eight matches. One of which he has already done. "Serbia must also pay a fine of 75,000 pounds" , declared the Fulham club.
The first match of the suspension has been canceled against Bournemouth. In the incandescent final at Old Trafford, Fulham were left with 9 players, except for Mitrovic, Willian and coach Marco Silva were also excluded.
3 RED CARDS! ????
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