Chelsea's head coach Antonio Conte decided to accept charges from the Football Association in improper conduct.

The Football Association of England has brought charges against the head coach of Chelsea Antonio Conte, who was sent to the stands in a match against Swansea.

After the game, Conte noted that he was dissatisfied with how the opponent from the very beginning was dragging out time, and this is what he was trying to convey to the fourth referee. However, the Italian also apologized for his behavior.

Despite this, the Football Association still brought charges against him, with which the head coach Chelsea decided to agree.

"I think it will be right to agree with the charges and pay a fine. As I said after the match, you know perfectly well what happened, and if the referee made this decision, I must respect him.

I accept this decision and pay a fine, "said Comte.

"I hope the referee also learned a lesson from this episode because, in my opinion, Swansea was wasting time, so he must protect the team that wanted to play football and win the match. I was angry because I said twice that they were wasting time, and for the third time I went on shouting. But I accept the arbitrator's decision ".

As previously reported, the amount of the fine will be eight thousand pounds.