Fulham will be without their head coach for at least one match.
The Premier League has a strict stance against any criticism of its officiating teams.
Details: Renowned journalist Ben Jacobs reported via his X social media page that Fulham’s 48-year-old Portuguese coach, Marco Silva, has been found guilty of making inappropriate comments about referee Matt Donohue and the VAR officials after Fulham’s recent match against West Ham during Premier League Matchweek 29.
An independent regulatory commission has imposed a fine of £90,000 on Silva and has given him a one-match touchline ban.
This means Silva will miss the team’s upcoming match against Liverpool this Saturday.
Currently, Fulham is positioned ninth in the Premier League table, with 44 points from 31 matches.
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