Mourinho loses touchline for 6 matches for reacting to the referee.

Due to his lack of self-control during the match against West Ham, manager Jose Mourinho has officially received a heavy penalty from the FA for reacting inappropriately to referee Jon Moss's decision.

In the 28th minute of the match between Man United and West Ham, referee Jon Moss showed Pogba a yellow card for simulation. Manager Jose Mourinho was furious with the decision. He lost his temper on the sidelines and then kicked a water bottle. Referee Jon Moss then approached and sent "The Special One" to the stands.

In fact, referee Jon Moss made the correct decision regarding Pogba's situation. The French player clearly dived when he fell without any contact from Noble.

Pogba had already fallen before Noble touched him.

With this action, manager Jose Mourinho has been officially banned from the touchline for six matches. This is the second time this season the Portuguese strategist has been sent to the stands for his reaction. The first time was also at Old Trafford, when the 'Special One' was reprimanded by referee Mark Clattenburg after complaining during the match against Burnley. Immediately after that game, the 53-year-old received a one-match touchline ban and was warned that the penalty would be even harsher if he repeated the offense.

Manchester United fans might argue that Premier League referees are being harsher on their manager than on others. But so far, Mourinho has had far too many confrontations with referees, most of which have been overlooked or tolerated.

"The Special One" has a history of being aggressive towards referees.

With this draw, Man United set an unfortunate record by drawing their fourth consecutive home game. The "Red Devils" are now 8 points behind Arsenal in fourth place and 11 points behind league leaders Chelsea in the standings.

According to Thethaovanhoa