Chelsea striker Diego Costa has been given an additional one-match boycott and a £20,000 fine by the FA for his activities against Everton.
The 27-year-old was initially given a two-match boycott for a quarrel with Gareth Barry amid the Blues' 2-0 annihilation to Toffees amid the FA Cup quarter-last.
Be that as it may, the Spain global has now conceded a further charge of ill-advised direct and will now miss their match against Swansea City on April 9.
He was at that point precluded amid the London outfit's 2-2 draw with West Ham, and can't highlight against Aston Villa on Saturday.
The FA have likewise cautioned the forward about his future behavior after a progression of disputable occurrences.
The 27-year-old was initially given a two-match boycott for a quarrel with Gareth Barry amid the Blues' 2-0 annihilation to Toffees amid the FA Cup quarter-last.
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| Diego Costa handed £20,000 fine and one-match ban |
Be that as it may, the Spain global has now conceded a further charge of ill-advised direct and will now miss their match against Swansea City on April 9.
He was at that point precluded amid the London outfit's 2-2 draw with West Ham, and can't highlight against Aston Villa on Saturday.
The FA have likewise cautioned the forward about his future behavior after a progression of disputable occurrences.
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