Arsenal and Manchester City are punished by the British federation for last match between them

The FA has confirmed that Arsenal and City have received a combined sentence of 140 thousand pounds after failing to control their footballers on 15 February.

The flamens exploded and were there to explode between the two teams, expected to be title in Premier League. The footballers of both teams surrounded Judge Anthony Taylor and his officials several times during the match until City left Emirates with three points after winning 3-1.

“Arsenal and Manchester City have been sentenced by the Independent Commission of Rules after their footballers surrounded several times match officials during Wednesday's 15 February match at Premier League”, the FA statement said.

“Arsenal has been sentenced to 65,000 pounds after the club has admitted that it has failed to make their players behave well and with rules during the 56th minute match.

They were also sentenced to another 20 thousand pounds for a break that had occurred in another match, the FA Cup against Oxford United on January 9th.

“City, on the other hand, was sentenced to 75 thousand pounds after the club admitted it failed to discipline the players where they misbehaved in two cases, the 42nd minute and 64”.

Tensions were seen in a fascinating football match that is thought to be more fun in the Premier League contest. Arsenal is at the top of the league, but they suddenly launched points on Everton and Brentford in their two matches before that, causing City to reduce score advantage and for a moment were first on the board.

The Topchis turned in with a victory over Aston Willas last weekend, but it was City that launched points against Nottingham Forest, failing to perform their London job.

The two teams will play again at Premier League this season, playing in Ethihad in late April and also expected to be a cruise match in the race for their title.