Jose Mourinho: Manchester United manager charged with improper conduct by FA

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho has
been charged by the Football Association for kicking
a bottle in frustration during the 1-1 draw against
West Ham at Old Trafford on Sunday.
Mourinho, 53, who was sent to the stands by
referee Jon Moss, was charged with improper
conduct on Monday.
He has until 18:00 GMT on 1 December to respond.
It is the second charge for the Portuguese in two
months after he was sent off against Burnley on 29
October.
Mourinho received a one-match ban and an £8,000
fine for that incident.
Because Mourinho has already been sent off this
season, the punishment for Sunday's offence will
be determined by a commission, whether he
accepts or denies the charge.
The former Chelsea, Inter and Real Madrid boss
was also fined £50,000 for comments he made
about referee Anthony Taylor before the Liverpool
match at Anfield on 17 October.
In Sunday's game, Mourinho reacted after Paul
Pogba was booked for diving following an apparent
incident with West Ham captain Mark Noble.
Replays showed Noble did not make contact with
the 23-year-old France midfielder.