Premier League: Chelsea, Leicester City charged over gamers’ conflict at Stamford Bridge

Chelssea and Leicester City gamers and assist workers clashed alongside the touchline throughout stoppage-time of their hard-fought Premier League match on Tuesday at Stamford Bridge. Premier League: Chelsea, Leicester City charged over gamers’ conflict (Reuters Photo)HIGHLIGHTSChelsea and Leicester City charged by FA over failure to cease conflict at Stamford BridgeThe two Premier League groups have till May 25 to answer the costChelsea and Leicester City are in race to seal a spot within the prime 4The English Football Association on Thursday charged Chelsea and Leicester City after the gamers and assist workers from the 2 golf equipment clashed throughout stoppage time of their Premier League match on Tuesday, the FA stated.Chelsea and Leicester City had met within the FA Cup remaining with the Foxes taking the honours. The two sides met 3 days after the FA Cup encounter within the Premier League and Chelsea avenged their defeat with a 2-1 victory at Stamford Bridge. However, in direction of the top of the sport, gamers and assist workers clashed alongside the touchline. No punches have been thrown however the recreation was halted for shut to five minutes because of the ruckus.”It is alleged that both clubs failed to ensure their players and /or club officials conducted themselves in an orderly fashion and/or refrained from provocative behaviour during the 93rd minute,” the FA stated. The golf equipment have till May 25 to answer the cost.Chelsea sealed an necessary win on Tuesday as they’re well-placed to seal a Champions League spot. Chelsea are on the third spot with 67 factors, 16 lower than league champions Manchester City. Leicester City, alternatively, are on the fifth spot, tied on factors (66) with 4th-placed Liverpool.Brendan Rogers’ Leicester will tackle Tottenham Hotspur of their remaining league recreation on Sunday whereas Liverpool face Crystal Palace in what guarantees to be a dramatic remaining day.Click right here for IndiaToday.in’s full protection of the coronavirus pandemic.