FA Overturns Myles Lewis-Skelly’s Three-Match Suspension

The Football Association (FA) has confirmed that an independent Regulatory Commission has upheld a claim of wrongful dismissal in relation to Myles Lewis-Skelly. As a result, the commission has removed the three-match suspension that was initially handed down to the player.

Details of the Case

While the FA has not released detailed information about the case, it is understood that Lewis-Skelly was initially sent off during a match between Wolves and Arsenal, resulting in a three-match suspension. However, after reviewing the incident, the independent Regulatory Commission determined that the dismissal was wrongful.

Implications of the Decision

The FA’s decision to overturn Lewis-Skelly’s suspension is significant, as it clears the player’s name and allows him to continue playing without serving the initial three-match ban. The decision also highlights the importance of the independent Regulatory Commission in ensuring that disciplinary decisions are fair and just.

FA Statement

In a statement, the FA confirmed that the independent Regulatory Commission had upheld the claim of wrongful dismissal and removed the three-match suspension. The statement read: “The FA can confirm that an independent Regulatory Commission has upheld a claim of wrongful dismissal in relation to Myles Lewis-Skelly and removed his three-match suspension.”

The FA’s decision to overturn Myles Lewis-Skelly’s suspension is a welcome one, as it ensures that justice is served and the player’s rights are protected. The case highlights the importance of the independent Regulatory Commission in maintaining the integrity of the game.