Chelsea and Forest charged for failing to control players
Briefly

The Football Association has charged Chelsea and Nottingham Forest for failing to control players during a mass confrontation in their recent Premier League match at Stamford Bridge. The incident escalated as tempers flared, particularly after Neco Williams of Forest pushed Chelsea's Marc Cucurella off the pitch, leading to several bookings and an automatic fine for Chelsea after they accumulated six yellow cards.
The FA stated that both clubs have until Thursday to respond to the charge. While other players were fully booked, no action will be taken against Chelsea's Nicolas Jackson after an incident involving a slap during the clash. The altercation was reviewed by the video assistant referee at the time, indicating potential oversight of the chaos on the field.
In total, six Chelsea players were shown yellow cards during the match, contributing to an automatic fine of 50,000 for the club after repeated indiscretions this season. As for the mass confrontation, it serves as a reminder of the rising tensions in high-stakes matches within the Premier League, highlighting the need for better player conduct.
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