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David moyes admitted using abusive and insultin word



Sunderland boss David Moyes will serve an immediate one-match touchline ban after accepting an FA charge for misconduct.

Moyes admitted using abusive and/or insulting words towards a match official and accepted the standard penalty, which includes an £8,000 fine.

The incident happened around the 90th minute of Sunderland's EFL Cup fixture at Southampton on October 26.

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Moyes was ordered from the dugout in the final moments of the 1-0 defeat for protesting referee Chris Kavanagh's decision not to award his side a penalty.

Sunderland were beaten 4-1 by Arsenal in front of more than 44,000 supporters at the Stadium of Light on Saturday and they have failed to win a game so far this season.

The Black Cats are bottom of the table, with just two points from their 10 fixtures to date, and have recorded the worst-ever start to a Premier League campaign.



Moyes is the second Premier League manager to be charged with misconduct in a week, with Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho also facing an FA disciplinary action following his sending off during his side's goalless draw with Burnley on  Saturday.

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