Wednesday 2 November 2016 08:11, UK
Jose Mourinho has been charged with misconduct following his sending-off during Manchester United's goalless draw with Burnley on Saturday.
Mourinho was sent to the stands at half-time during United's goalless draw at home to Burnley on Saturday after a furious bust-up with referee Mark Clattenburg.
Mourinho had been angered by Clattenburg's decision not to award United a penalty when Matteo Darmian went down in the area following a clash with Jon Flanagan.
Insulting and/or abusive language towards a match official carries a more severe punishment than general misconduct, such as that given to Stoke boss Mark Hughes earlier this season.
The standard penalty is a fine and one-match touchline ban if it is accepted by the manager. If contested and the perpetrator is found guilty, the penalty is a fine and two-match ban.
A statement from the FA on Tuesday afternoon read: "Jose Mourinho has been charged with misconduct following Manchester United's game against Burnley on Saturday October 26.
"It is alleged that in or around the tunnel area at half-time he used abusive and/or insulting words towards a match official. He has until 6pm on November 4 to respond to the charge."
Mourinho also faces a potential misconduct charge from the FA for the comments he made about referee Anthony Taylor before United's game against Liverpool on October 17 and had until 6pm on Monday to respond.
