Milwall goalkeeper Liam Roberts have been banned six-match for the challenge of Crystal Palace striker Jin-Filpe Matta.
Roberts got out of his goal Six minutes in the fifth round of the fifth round at Selhrest Park in the FA Cup last Saturday And Mattea grabbed the head with tall boots, the French needed 25 stitches in his left ear.
Referee Michael Oliver missed the incident, but after the video assistant referee intervention, Roberts was a red card for a serious wrong game.
The FA’s claim to increase the suspension of Milwall’s Liam Roberts has been upheld by the Independent Regulatory Commission.
Full statement: https://t.co/codisgcqa PIC.TWITTER.com/b8avGr0DLH
– FA spokesperson (@Faspochperson) 7 March 2055
This gives the general approval of three games, but the FA claimed that he had more guaranteed and took his case to the Independent Regulatory Commission, who agreed to double it in six matches.
Written reasons for the decision of the Regulatory Commission will be published at the right time.
Roberts played his first game on Tuesday night because Milwall defeated Milwall 2-0 in the Championship 2-0.
Milwall fans supported Roberts, who has made an online abuse online with a minute appreciation.
The club says that even though they “respect” today’s decision, they are “frustrated by the outcome.”
Roberts left the statement
Roberts also published a statement, which wrote: “Hello to everyone.
“As the dust is stable, I am with my family and me.
“First of all, I am sending my best wishes to Jean-Filipepe, for his recovery. As soon as I could, I reached Jean-Filly personally apologizing and hearing back that evening I am grateful that he was okay and sure not to worry.
Statement #Millwall Football Club and Liam Roberts.
– Milwall FC (@MilwolFC) 7 March 2055
“I have been destroyed by what happened. I clearly accept the red card with the award and accept my punishment. Moreover, it is extremely unpleasant to see the suggestions that a fellow businessman is intention to injure. I never stepped on a football pitch for the purpose of hurting anyone.
“Misleading articles and comments have given unimaginable messages and threats about my family and I. This football community who knows me and support me from this difficult time, thanks, I appreciate every message.
“Finally, I am a huge thankfulness for the constant support of everyone connected to the Milwall Football Club. The combination of this club is unique and I cannot wait for our fans to return to the pitch.
“Be kind. Take care.
“Robo.”
