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Ruben Amorim delivers huge blow to Manchester United as FA suspension for Everton clash confirmed

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Ruben Amorim delivers huge blow to Manchester United as FA suspension for Everton clash confirmed

Everton will face Manchester United at Old Trafford on December 1

Manchester United’s new coach Ruben Amorim is coming (Picture: Getty Images)

Ruben Amorim will be without first-team coach Darren Fletcher at Manchester United Premier League against fixture Everton After the Football Association slapped the Scot with a touchline ban next month.

Amorim will begin his duties as United’s head coach on 11 November, after managing his final match as Sporting CP manager against Braga this weekend.

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The 39-year-old football player will play his first Premier League match against Ipswich Town on November 24, and the matches will be against Bodo/Glimt and Everton to follow.

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But he will be without Fletcher for the first two games Premier League The former United and Scotland midfielder was handed a £7,500 fine and a three-match touchline suspension for allegedly behaving inappropriately towards match officials in the first half of United’s win over Brentford on October 19.

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Fletcher was aggrieved that the Bees took the lead at Old Trafford after referee Samuel Barrott forced Matthijs de Ligt to receive treatment for a head injury.

The 40-year-old could have challenged the decision with the referees as both teams returned to the dressing rooms for half-time a few seconds later.

The FA said in a statement on Friday: “An Independent Regulatory Commission has issued a three-match touchline ban and a £7,500 fine to Darren Fletcher for misconduct during Manchester United’s Premier League match against Brentford on Saturday 19 October.” He gave the penalty.

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“The FA alleged that the coach acted in an inappropriate and/or confrontational manner and/or used abusive and/or insulting language towards the fourth official and the referee and/or assistant referees around the tunnel area at half-time.

“Darren Fletcher admitted this misconduct but denied committing harassment. However, the Regulatory Commission found that this was proven and imposed its sanctions. The Regulatory Commission’s written reasons for its decisions will be published in due course.”

Everton, meanwhile, face West Ham United and Brentford ahead of their trip to Old Trafford next month. blues After ten games in the Premier League season, they sit 16th in the table.

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