No FA action against Reading

Thursday, 19 October 06, 12:40 PM · Comments (0)

The Football Association have confirmed they will take no action against Stephen Hunt for the challenge which left Petr Cech with a fractured skull.

The FA reached the same decision about Ibrahima Sonko's challenge on Carlo Cudicini who was knocked unconscious later in the game.

You can read the FA statement in full here.

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Topics: Premier League 08/09, Chelsea

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No FA action against Reading

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