Marco Silva is further charged for post-match comments

Fulham manager Marco Silva has received a further fine for his post-match comments aimed at referee Chris Kavanagh after his team FA Cup 1/4 final exit against Manchester United on March 19.

Fulham were at the receiving end of an extraordinary turn of events in their 3-1 loss at Old Trafford. The London team looked set for a shocking 1-0 win, before Willian, Aleksandar Mitrovich and head-coach Silva all received red cards in a matter of seconds and of top of that the Cottagers conceded a penalty as the game was turned on its head in the closing stages.

After the game, Silva lashed out at match officials, claiming that both side were not treated equally.

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The FA have now charged the Portuguese boss with misconduct for comments that ‘imply bias and/or the question the integrity of the match official, and/or bring the game into disrepute’.

This comes in addition to his previous misconduct which is abusive behaviour aimed at match officials and allegedly throwing a water bottle at the assistant referee.