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Chelsea’s José Mourinho says FA have set precedent with Gabriel’s ban
José Mourinho believes the Football Association have set a dangerous precedent by rescinding Gabriel Paulista’s suspension for kicking out at Diego Costa, but Arsène Wenger believes that it is too little too late after Arsenal’s defeat at Stamford Bridge. The Arsenal player originally received three matches but the FA disciplinary panel changed its mind after reviewing evidence of the Chelsea player’s provocation that the referee missed in Saturday’s game. “I don’t really want to speak about the subject but we learned something this week,” the Chelsea manager said. “Now we know that retaliation is officially allowed.” Asked whether the Gabriel incident was...
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