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FA charge accepted by Charlton and Ipswich

CHARLTON ATHLETIC and Ipswich Town have accepted an FA charge of failing to ensure their players conducted themselves in orderly fashion.

Ugly scenes broke out in towards the end of the game between the two sides on Saturday, with Frank Nouble and Michael Morrison both receiving yellow cards.

They were charged earlier this week and now both sides have confirmed they will not be appealing the FA’s decision.

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