Soccer:Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini has been charged with improper conduct by the English Football Association after his clash with Everton manager David Moyes on Wednesday.
The Italian took exception to Moyes picking up the ball in injury time of City's 2-0 defeat, an action Mancini interpreted as time-wasting, and the pair had to be separated by fourth official Howard Webb before Walton's intervention.
Both were sent to the dressing rooms and, having considered referee Peter Walton's report, the FA have decided to charge Mancini.
The FA have written to Moyes to remind him of his responsibilities and conduct but he will not be charged.
Mancini has until April 6th to respond to the charge. A regulatory commission will hear the charge by April 19th.
"It was nothing really, and I've no problem with Roberto," Moyes said today.
"He was fine immediately afterwards, he apologised walking down the tunnel, and I have no problem at all with him, you just get along with it."