After an incident with a steward at Peterborough, West Brom defender Dara O’Shea has been given a three-match ban by the FA.
The incident happened during the celebrations of Semi Ajayi’s 95th minute winner at the Weston Holmes Stadium back in August.
A video shared on YouTube seemed to show a supporter coming onto the pitch and embracing the West Brom players, before the steward comes over. Initially, O’Shea and Jake Livermore stop the steward from getting to the fan. Then O’Shea pushes the steward over.
It was a heated game, with managers Darren Ferguson and Valerien Ismael clashing at full-time. Ferguson took exception to Ismael’s response to asking the fourth official about a couple of penalty decisions in the game.
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Darren Ferguson and Valérien Ismaël came head to head at full time as West Brom grabbed a last minute win v Peterborough pic.twitter.com/YVmSF5tI0A
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As a result, the FA charged the Republic of Ireland international with “behaviour that amounted to improper or violent conduct.”
O’Shea denied the allegation, but has been found guilty. As well as the ban, the Irish international has been fined £7,500.
The 22-year-old has been out since September, after suffering a fractured ankle whilst playing for his country against Portugal. The worst case scenario would mean he is out of action until February.
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