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LONDON (Reuters) – Mauricio Buccetino, coach of Tottenham Hotspur, was accused of bad behavior by the FA on Monday for his behavior at the end of the Premier League match against Burnley last week.
Tottenham Hotspur lost 1-0 in the first division in the 27th phase of the Premiership, a result that, according to Boquetino, greatly affected his team's ability to continue a brace against Liverpool and Manchester City.
Pocetino seemed to have suffered a clear defeat after the final whistle, starting a heated debate for a few minutes with Dean, who had heard on television tell the coach who was standing nearby: "Will you & # 39; 39; in ".
The Football Federation said in a statement that he "was accused of misbehavior for Mauricio Bocetino for two offenses" to his laws in the Burnley match.
"The language used by the coach, or his behavior at the end of the match, whether on the field or near the tunnel (leading to the locker room), is a case of fault," the statement said.
The federation gave Puquetino until Thursday night (February 28) to answer.
The coach, who is looking for his first title with the club since 2014, tried to minimize the controversy: he protested during the match for a Burnley corner that came from the first goal, saying that this decision should have been a blow for his team.
After the game, he said that the discussion with Dean "was not a trivial matter, which happened on the ground had a positive impact."
"I knew that before this game, it would be decisive, but with the feelings and disappointment, he may have crossed the finish line (with the referee)," he said. he declares.
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