FA to consider Cech complaint

Monday, 23 October 06, 05:53 PM · Comments (0)

The Football Association will look into complaints made by Chelsea following the Premiership game at Reading during which Petr Cech sustained a fractured skull.

An FA spokesman said: "We have received a letter and will respond in due course to address their concerns."

A Premier League spokesman added: "We will ask Reading for their observations and the issue will be discussed in due course by the board."

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Topics: Premier League 08/09, Chelsea

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FA to consider Cech complaint

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