The total sum of Leeds United's fines for this season have been revealed, with the club ranking sixth highest in the Premier League.
English top-flight clubs have had to shell out a staggering £1.3 million in total so far this season for uncontrolled behaviour towards officials from both players and staff.
And after the 40-second meltdown which saw Willian, Aleksandr Mitrovic and manager Marco Silva all sent off for Fulham in Sunday's F.A Cup quarter-final against Manchester United, that number seems set to grow even more.
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For Leeds, their total sum of fines is £70,000, below Nottingham Forest (£73,000) and Manchester City (£75,000). However, there are three clubs that have had to pay over £115,000 in officials abuse fines only.
Those are Everton in third with £115,000, Manchester United in second with £137,000 and way out in front are league leaders Arsenal who have had to cough up £185,000.
Below Leeds are the likes of Liverpool and Crystal Palace who have both handed over £55,000 each, while Wolves have paid £45,000.
Only five teams are yet to receive fines for abusive/uncontrollable behaviour towards officials with those being Newcastle United, Brentford, Bournemouth, Southampton and Leicester.
An FA spokesperson told the Sun : "Referees and match officials play vital roles in our national sport.
"Any inappropriate behaviour towards them is completely unacceptable.
"Players, coaches, support staff and club officials have a responsibility to treat them with respect, and action will be taken against anyone involved in English football where there is evidence that they have failed to meet that standard."
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