Manchester United defender Harry Maguire will miss Saturday’s Premier League trip to Chelsea after receiving an additional one-match ban following his red card at Bournemouth last month.<\/p>\n
The England defender, 33, was sent off and conceded a penalty in the 78th minute of the 2-2 draw<\/a> at Vitality Stadium for pulling down Evanilson in the box.<\/p>\n He was later charged with improper conduct<\/a> by the Football Association for something he said to fourth official Matt Donohue as he made his way off the pitch.<\/p>\n In addition to a one-match suspension Maguire has also been fined \u00a330,000 by the FA who said in a statement he “acted in an improper manner and\/or used abusive and\/or insulting words and\/or behaviour towards the fourth official following his dismissal”.<\/p>\n In the full written reasons Donohue said that “as Maguire was leaving the field of play, approached me and shouted ‘You’re a joke. You’re all a ******* joke'”.<\/p>\n Maguire denied in his written submission that he directed the words towards Donohue or any of the other match officials present. <\/p>\n “As I left the field of play following my dismissal I said something along the lines of ‘it is a ******** joke’,” Maguire said.<\/p>\n “I am certain that I did not call the fourth official or any match official, a joke or use any other form of insult.”<\/p>\n Maguire, however, acknowledged in his evidence that acting as he did was inappropriate and he apologised for saying what he did.<\/p>\n The regulatory commission considered an additional two-match suspension but “taking mitigating factors into account” – including Maguire accepting the charge – felt one match was appropriate.<\/p>\n United will also be without centre-back Lisandro Martinez at Stamford Bridge after he was dismissed for violent conduct for pulling Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s hair in Monday’s 2-1 defeat<\/a> by Leeds, which Maguire missed through suspension.<\/p>\n