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Nicolas Jackson learns fate after shock footage appeared to show Chelsea star SLAPPING rival in mass brawl vs Forest
CHELSEA and Nottingham Forest have been charged over the mass bust-up which overshadowed the climax to their feisty draw.
But Blues‘ striker Nicolas Jackson is off the hook after he appeared to slap defender Morato during the brawl.
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Striker Jackson had been substituted already but joined in the 88th minute fracas as tempers boiled over with each team searching for a late winner.
The incident was sparked by Neco Williams shoving Chelsea defender Marc Cucurella as they tussled for the ball near the touchline – with the Spaniard sent clattering into Blues boss Enzo Maresca.
It prompted a huge shoving match involving the backroom staff of both clubs.
Jackson, wearing a training coat, is then spotted joining in from the bench and appears to lash out with his arm in the direction of Morato.
VAR Jarred Gillett saw the flashpoint but did not suggest to take the matter further and the FA are following suit after reading match referee Chris Kavanagh’s report.
An FA statement read: “Chelsea and Nottingham Forest have been charged after the mass confrontation at their Premier League fixture on Sunday, 6 October.
“It’s alleged that both clubs failed to ensure their players didn’t behave in an improper and/or provocative way around the 88th minute. Chelsea and Nottingham Forest have until Thursday, 10 October, to provide their responses.”
Forest’s Williams and Chelsea defender Levi Colwill were booked for their part in the melee.
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Chelsea had six or more players booked for the second time this season and will cop an additional £50,000 fine.
They will also be without Cucurella and Wesley Fofana for the next match – a trip to Premier League leaders Liverpool – after the pair reached five yellow cards for the season so far.
But Maresca insists he has no problems with his side’s disciplinary record.
He said: “I like the team, the way they’re fighting. I like the way they are becoming a team. I don’t see any problems with that.
“Do I prefer it when something like that happens? I like the team spirit. I don’t see any problem.”
“I was in my area, so I was where I had to be.
“In terms of emotion, the team is fighting together. Someone tried to kick me, I fell down.
“But if you ask me about the team spirit, the way they are fighting together, I’m very happy.”
Chelsea player ratings vs Forest: Madueke shines again but hot-head Jackson too busy arguing
CHELSEA were held by ten-man Nottingham Forest as frustration filled Stamford Bridge.
Noni Madueke cancelled out Chris Wood’s opener but the Blues couldn’t find a winner.
And frustrations boiled over with a mass brawl in added time.
Here’s how SunSport’s Jack Figg rated the Blues stars.
Robert Sanchez – 8
Excellent positioning to snuff out Forest counter on hour mark and made two sensational late saves to deny the visitor’s a winner.
Malo Gusto – 6
Wasn’t able to prevent Nikola Milenkovic’s flick on to set up Wood’s opener but he produced a great block to deny Gibbs-White in the box.
Wesley Fofana – 7
Forming a good partnership at the back with Colwill. Finally some consistency at centre-half for Chelsea.
Levi Colwill – 7
Made a huge block to prevent Yates in the first half. John Terry-esque defending.
Marc Cucurella – 5
Lacked attacking creativity down the left having filled in at centre-back at times. Failed to form much of a threat with Sancho.
Moises Caicedo – 6
Agonisingly close to getting ahead of Wood to prevent the Forest opener. Took the role as deep-lying midfielder in front of back line.
Enzo Fernandez – 5
Still looks to be finding his best position under Maresca. Not a natural holding midfielder but denied preferred advanced role by Palmer.
Cole Palmer – 6
Looked lively when afforded space in the centre but the Chelsea superstar saw a huge chance saved thanks to Matz Sels double save.
Noni Madueke – 8
Constant threat down the right side with his goal well deserved. But the winger finds himself guilty of making the wrong choice in the final third.
Jadon Sancho – 4
Largely absent throughout the match with Aina doing a stellar job in keeping the tricky forward quiet. Lacked killer instinct going forward.
Nicolas Jackson – 4
Apart from pressing, quiet throughout. Slow to react in the box in a frustrating sign of inconsistency after recent goalscoring form. Spent more time arguing with team-mates at points.
Subs
Joao Felix (for Fernandez 80 mins) – 6
Christopher Nkaunku (for Jackson 80 mins) – 6
Mykhailo Mudryk (for Sancho 89 mins) -5
Pedro Neto (for Madueke 89 mins) – 6
Tosin Adarabioyo (for Colwill 90+3 mins) – 5
Joe Root has overtaken Sir Alastair Cook to become England’s highest Test run-scorer of all time.
Root eclipsed Cook’s tally of 12,472 Test runs when he hit an elegant straight drive back past Aamer Jamal to reach 71 against Pakistan on day three of the first Test in Multan.
The 33-year-old, who is playing in his 147th Test, has done it in 14 Tests fewer than Cook, and now sits fifth on the all-time list.
He made his Test debut against India in Nagpur in 2012 and since then has hit 34 Test centuries, with a top score of 254 against Pakistan.
Sheffield-born Root, who captained England in a record 64 Tests, is now only behind India’s Rahul Dravid, South Africa’s Jacques Kallis, Australia’s Ricky Ponting and Sachin Tendulkar, also of India.
The legendary Tendulkar, who played in 200 Tests, tops the list with 15,921 runs, but Root could eclipse that mark if he continues in the same vein of form over the next few years.
The Yorkshire right-hander is in some of the best form of his career – averaging 61 since the beginning of 2023.
England and Arsenal duo Beth Mead and Leah Williamson take on the ultimate friendship test, reveal each other’s red flags and discuss hidden talents in Honesty Cards.
Watch Arsenal v Chelsea in the Women’s Super League on Saturday, 12 October at 13:15 BST on BBC One, BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website & app.
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Jurgen Klopp lands first job since Liverpool exit with unique release clause if major role becomes available
JURGEN KLOPP has reportedly landed his first job since leaving Liverpool in the summer.
The legendary Reds boss left Anfield after almost nine years in charge.
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Klopp explained fatigue was the driving factor behind his resignation, and now he has taken a new job – but he is not a manager.
Instead the 57-year-old will be Global Head of Football at Red Bull.
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The committee has also been working on additional proposals which it believes would further embolden the ‘seven core enhancements’.
Tactical fouling, such as preventing free-kicks being taken quickly, would result in the ball being move forward a whopping 50 metres as opposed to the current 20, with player dissent following refereeing decisions being similarly punished.
What’s being described as “aggressive dissent” from the dugouts or sideline would also result in a 13-metre free being awarded against that team.
It’s also proposed that black cards would be given to any players deemed to have contributed to a melee, unless they were attempting to remove a player from the melee, while any head to head contact, whether intentional or unintentional, would be a red-card offence.
The additional proposals include increasing the amount of substitutions from five to six plus the introduction of a stop clock, which has been in use in women’s gaelic football for some time.
The committee is still deliberating whether the hooter sounding would conclude the game or whether the team in possession would be allowed to carry on until the ball goes dead.
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Ronnie O’Sullivan could face women’s world No1 in historic snooker showdown in next match after English Open shock
RONNIE O’SULLIVAN’S next match is set to be against the record-breaking women’s world No1.
The Rocket has not been at the table since his first round shock loss to He Guoqiang at the English Open on September 17.
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O’Sullivan was going to play in the British Open and Wuhan Open after the defeat – only to pull out of both tournaments for medical reasons.
The 48-year-old’s calendar sees him head to Belfast next for the Northern Ireland Open.
But reports say organisers are expecting him to withdraw from this event too.
O’Sullivan‘s long-awaited comeback would then be at the International Championships in China.
The draw has already been done for the tournament that gets underway on November 3 and the legend will face Mink Nutcharut.
She is the current women’s No1 and the only ever female to record a 147.
The 24-year-old star from Thailand recorded her first ever World Snooker Tour win at the Saudi Arabia Masters when she beat Kusai Hamed earlier this year.
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It will be the first time O’Sullivan has ever played against a woman.
Nutcharut shot to fame two years again when she won a mixed doubles title alongside Neil Robertson.
On the difference between men and women in snooker, Nutcharut said: “There are some elements of strength involved – such as the force behind a strike.
“But I think that with practice, it’s very possible for women to dominate over men in snooker and that’s exciting.”
Inside Ronnie’s colourful career
FROM his lightning breaks to blasts at officials, Ronnie O’Sullivan has fired snooker into the spotlight.
That’s the impact. Buchan has not just achieved a clean-up in his own back yard – he is effecting change across great swathes of an enormous country.
Not to mention the $25,000 (£18,670) he simply gave away to Australia’s independent Climate Council after being handed the cash by the World Surf League for his ocean advocacy.
Three children, remember. And he has the conviction to do that.
But for all the effort and negotiations, there have been attempts to start gas exploration on the New South Wales coast., external
“It’s definitely a hot-button issue in Australia,” says Buchan. “We have this conservative side of government pushing for gas and we clearly know that’s not the right choice. Australia has the ability to be a renewal superpower if we can harness the will to do that.
“But it’s not just fighting those battles in my own back yard. It’s about taking a global approach.
“If we combat climate change on a global level, we need big solutions. Hopefully we can safeguard all parts of the ocean.
“I want to come to a place where the coastline is hopefully protected for generations to come.
“We possess a lot of solutions to these problems – it’s about harnessing the political and social will to implement them.
“Hopefully, collectively, as a human race we can enact those things together and move towards a much more positive greener, bluer world to live in and enjoy.”
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