Everton have launched in an investigation after an object was allegedly thrown onto the pitch during their Premier League win over Chelsea on Sunday.
The incident saw the object allegedly thrown at Chelsea midfielder Ross Barkley, who was making his first appearance at Goodison Park since completing his move to Stamford Bridge in January 2018.
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Barkley was unable to help prevent Chelsea from being beaten by his old club
The incident reportedly occurred as Chelsea took a corner in front of the Gwladys Street End early in the first-half.
No-one was hit by the object and Everton are looking into the matter.
“We are investigating the alleged incident and reviewing footage. If anyone is found responsible for this or other such incidents, the club will take robust action,” said a statement from the club.
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The FA have written to both clubs asking for their observations.
The alleged incident came two days after the FA, Premier League and EFL issued a joint statement, urging “all supporters to carefully consider their behaviour” at the weekend’s games and “all games in the future”.
That statement followed high-profile incidences of crowd trouble the previous weekend when Aston Villa captain Jack Grealish was punched by a spectator who ran on to the pitch during their match at Birmingham and Manchester United defender Chris Smalling was shoved by a pitch invader during his side’s match with Arsenal.
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Meanwhile, Everton manager Marco Silva has been fined £12,000 after accepting an improper conduct charge for his behaviour after the defeat to Newcastle earlier this month.
The Portuguese was furious the hosts’ winning goal in their 3-2 victory at St James’ Park was allowed to stand as Salomon Rondon, who touched the ball on to goalscorer Ayoze Perez, was among a number of players offside in the build-up.
Silva confronted referee Lee Mason on the pitch and then turned his anger towards the assistant who had not raised his flag.
“When they scored the third goal it was a big mistake by the assistant – it was a clear offside…it’s not just one or two players in offside positions, there were five Newcastle players in the same line in offside positions,” Silva said afterwards.
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Marco Silva has also been punished for his protests after the match at Newcastle
His venture on to the pitch resulted in a FA charge and led to the fine by an independent regulatory commission.
“The Everton manager accepted an improper conduct charge from The FA, which resulted from his behaviour on the field of play at the end of the Premier League fixture against Newcastle United on March 9,” a statement from the FA read.
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Ross Barkley: Everton and Football Association launch investigation after object thrown at Chelsea man during Premier League clash Written by: fpnews Posted on: March 19, 2019 Everton have launched in an investigation after an object was allegedly thrown onto the pitch during their Premier League win over Chelsea on Sunday.
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Everton have launched an investigation after an object was allegedly thrown onto the pitch during their 2-0 win over Chelsea on Sunday. Midfielder Ross Barkley, a Toffees academy graduate, was making his first appearance at Goodison Park since his acrimonious departure in January 2018 and the
Everton have launched in an investigation after an object was allegedly thrown onto the pitch during their Premier League win over Chelsea on Sunday.. The incident saw the object allegedly thrown at Chelsea midfielder Ross Barkley, who was making his first appearance at Goodison Park since completing his move to Stamford Bridge in January 2018.
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Everton have launched an investigation after an object was allegedly thrown onto the pitch during their 2-0 win over Chelsea on Sunday.. Midfielder Ross Barkley, a Toffees academy graduate, was making his first appearance at Goodison Park since his acrimonious departure in January 2018 and the incident reportedly occurred at a Chelsea corner in front of the Gwladys Street End early in the
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