Fulham handed disorderly conduct charge after penalty protests against Bristol City
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Fulham felt they should have been given a penalty when Neeskens Kebano went down in injury time
Fulham have been charged with failing to ensure their players conducted themselves in an orderly fashion during their 2-1 Championship loss to Bristol City on Saturday.
The Cottagers felt Neeskens Kebano was fouled in the box in the 93rd minute, but referee Jeremy Simpson did not award a penalty.
It led to heated exchanges with Stefan Johansen and Tom Cairney being booked.
Fulham have until Friday (13 December) to respond to the charge.
Source: bbc.com
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