In the aftermath of the draw that occurred between Manchester City and Tottenham on Sunday night, the English Football Federation issued a charge against the club. However, it is lucky that scorer Erling Haaland did not earn a personal penalty.

Tottenham held Manchester City to a 3-3 draw at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday, a match that finished in contentious circumstances. The match, which was played at the Etihad Stadium. The team coached by Pep Guardiola appeared to have secured all three points when Jack Grealish scored his first Premier League goal of the season late in the play. However, Dejan Kulusevski’s outstanding header tied the score in the final minute of the contest.

After receiving an assist from Erling Haaland, Grealish experienced a swift escape to face Vicario, the goalie, in the fourth minute of stoppage time. This gave Manchester City the opportunity to score a goal. Nevertheless, referee Simon Hooper made the decision to blow the whistle in the instance where the Tottenham defender fouled Haaland, despite the fact that he initially indicated that Man City had the edge.

In the aftermath of that contentious decision, a number of Manchester City players surrounded the referee, and the Football Association has now taken action against the blue half of Manchester County.

“Man City have been charged with breaching FA Rule E20.1 after their players surrounded the match official during the Premier League match against Tottenham on Sunday 3 December 2023” , according to an announcement. announcement that was made by the FA.

It was in the 94th minute of the game when the incident occurred, and the club did not take the necessary precautions to guarantee that their players acted in an appropriate manner. According to the notification, Man City has until Thursday, December 7, 2023 to provide a response to the claims they have received.

The striker Haaland, who was shown a yellow card as a result of his reaction, was particularly irate after the match and posted a message on social networks to indicate his dissatisfaction with the outcome. Following Hooper’s decision, the Norwegian striker responded to it by posting the word “WTF” on Twitter.

“Man City were charged for the behavior of their players around the incident in injury time,” said BBC correspondent Simon Stone, who emphasized that the striker would not face any personal punishment for his actions. Stone stated that the striker would not be punished for his actions. Erling Haaland will not be subject to any additional disciplinary action.