The Football Association (FA) has charged Liverpool, Everton, Arne Slot, and Sipke Hulshoff following the explosive Merseyside derby draw at Goodison Park.
The Charges
The FA alleges that both Liverpool and Everton failed to ensure their players and staff behaved properly after the match.
Slot is accused of using insulting and abusive language towards the referee and assistant referee, while Hulshoff is charged with acting improperly towards a match official.
Potential Consequences for Arne Slot
Slot faces a potential suspension or fine, which could impact Liverpool’s upcoming matches.
The Reds boss may avoid punishment for the next two games, including the visit of Wolverhampton Wanderers and the trip to Aston Villa.
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However, a suspension could kick in for the crucial match against Manchester City on February 23.
Curtis Jones and Abdoulaye Doucoure to Serve Bans
Curtis Jones will miss Liverpool’s game against Wolves this weekend, while Abdoulaye Doucoure will serve a one-match ban for Everton against Crystal Palace.
FA Statement
The FA statement read: “Everton, Liverpool, Arne Slot, and Sipke Hulshoff have until February 19 to respond to the charges.”
What’s Next?
The outcome of the charges will be eagerly awaited, with potential consequences for Liverpool’s season and Arne Slot’s tenure as manager.
