Update Papiss Cissé Newcastle United has confessed that he spat at opponent Jonny Evans of Manchester United in the Premier League match last Wednesday. He can look forward to a long suspension. British media scurried Thursday of seven games.
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Evans, the Northern Irish defender from the formation of coach Louis van Gaal has not yet responded to the accusation. He has until Friday six hours.
The British Federation FA sued the two players earlier in day after a panel of former judges had watched television footage of the incident. The panel concluded that both players should have been given the red card for spitting at each other. Cissé and Evans had a collision shortly before halftime. Evans thereby spat in the face of Cissé, who then outraged responded by spitting back.
The Senegalese striker of the ‘Magpies’ already showed remorse for his misconduct and posted an apology on his club’s website. ,, It happened to me something that I found very unpleasant and it’s sometimes hard not to respond. I try to be a role model, but this time I let everyone down. “
Director Lee Charnley Newcastle United could muster appreciation for the rapid penance Cissé. ,, If you do something wrong, you have to come forward, admit guilt and accept the punishment. ”
However, Evans denied most emphatically that he had spat at Cissé. ,, I am shocked by the reactions in the media, but let me be very clear: I have not spat Cisse. Spit at someone I would never do, ” he let today in a statement on his club’s website.
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