Leeds United boss Jesse Marsch has been charged by the Football Association over alleged “improper” conduct ahead of next week’s clash with Nottingham Forest.
Marsch was sent off as his team lost 5-2 away to Brentford at the weekend. And that leaves him facing a touchline ban.
Marsch accused the officials of a “lack of respect” after Ivan Toney’s hat-trick downed his side. He had been sent to the stands for protesting when the visitors were denied a penalty, after they had conceded the opening goal to a spot-kick following a lengthy VAR review.
