Arne Slot and his assistant Sipke HULSHOFF have accepted a FA position as the consequences of Merseyside Derby of bad temper continues last Wednesday.
Slot and his assistant were expelled for protests towards referee Michael Oliver when the angry couple loaded the field after the 2-2 draw, in which Everton scored a 98-minute tie.
A FA statement on Friday said: 'It is alleged that both clubs did not make sure that their players and/or occupants of the technical area did not behave incorrectly and/or provocative after the final whistle.
'Liverpool's manager supposedly acted inadequately and/or used insulting and/or abusive words and/or behavior for the referee of the party and an assistant referee after the game was over.
'It is alleged that the assistant manager of Liverpool acted inadequately and/or used insulting and/or abusive words for an official of the coincidence, which led to his dismissal. It is also alleged that it acted inadequately and/or used insulting and/or abusive words for a party official after being sent. '
Mail Sport understands the club, the slot and the long -term man to the right HULSHOFF have accepted the charges and have not challenged them.
Arne Slot received a red card during the chaotic end of last week of last week
Both the Liverpool manager and his assistant Sipke HULSHOFF have accepted PHA positions
The matter has now returned with the FA to decide what punishment a groove must be done by hand. It is likely that an audience is not needed and the fact that you have accepted your position will work in your favor in terms of the severity of the punishment.
As expected, the slots of the touch line for a certain number of matches, and HULSHOFF obtains the same punishment: the former Everton defender Johnny Heitinga would be the next in the row to take the team from the margin in the days of play.