Chelsea director to confront FA request over official remarks

Thomas Tuchel and Antonio Conte were shown red cards after full time on Sunday. Matthew Ashton - AMA/Getty Images
The FA will explore Chelsea administrator Thomas Tuchel following Sunday's post-match remarks about official Anthony Taylor.
Tuchel was irate after Harry Kane's balancer six minutes into stoppage time procured Tottenham a sensational 2-2 draw at Stamford Bridge.
The German recommended that Taylor shouldn't ref Chelsea matches in future.
"I can guarantee you that the entire changing area of us, that's what each individual thinks," he said.
The Blues were enraged that Taylor neglected to punish Rodrigo Bentancur for a test on individual midfielder Kai Havertz in the development to Spurs' most memorable balancer.
The subsequent skirmish prompted up close and personal wrath between the two chiefs which finished with Tuchel and his contrary number Antonio Conte getting yellow cards.
Be that as it may, with tempers actually running high, the two men engaged in one more disagreement at full-time and were shipped off.
Be that as it may, the red cards don't set off a programmed suspension, meaning both are very nearly 100% to be in the recovered for the following end of the week's games.
The FA will audit the video film of the occurrence and take a gander at the ref's match report prior to settling on any charges. There is likewise an option to answer for the two supervisors before it at last goes to a commission.