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Swindon and Millwall fined by FA

Swindon and Millwall fined by FA

Swindon and Millwall have been fined by the Football Association for failing to control their players in an incident during their 2-2 draw at the County Ground.

The game reached boiling point in the 67th minute with the score at 2-1 to Millwall, when both sides confronted each other.

Swindon Town have received a £15,000 fine, while the Lions will pay up £5,000 as punishment.

In what was Luke Williams’ first match in charge after being given by job permanently, the Robins fought back from 2-0 down to salvage a point late on thanks to a Michael Doughty equaliser in the 94th minute.

In addition to the fines, both clubs have also been warned by the FA’s Independent Regulatory Commission about their future conduct.

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