Soccer: Ginola could face disrepute charge

David Ginola could be facing a disrepute charge after referee Steve Bennett confirmed he will be filing a separate report to the FA over his touch-line bust-up with a fourth official.

Mon, 03 Dec, 2001 - 07:56

David Ginola could be facing a disrepute charge after referee Steve Bennett confirmed he will be filing a separate report to the FA over his touch-line bust-up with a fourth official.

The Aston Villa star was red-carded for violent conduct, after kicking out at Leicester's Dennis Wise.

He then clashed with fourth official Clive Wilkes as he left the pitch.

Leicester won the match 2-0.

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