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Gunners get soft Football

AFP, London
The prospect of Arsenal's Premiership title challenge being wrecked by bans on key players receded Wednesday when the London club accepted reduced charges over the clashes that erupted at the end of their draw with Manchester United last month.
Gunners boss Arsene Wenger had initially vowed that the club would fight any charges brought by the Football Association over his players' violent jostling of United striker Ruud van Nistelrooy immediately after the goalless draw at Old Trafford.
But Arsenal appear to have opted for a policy of nonconfrontation and they were immediately rewarded with a reduction in the total number of charges against the club and its players from 12 to nine.
Manchester United in contrast have indicated that they will fight the two improper conduct charges laid
against Ryan Giggs and Cristiano Ronaldo for their involvement in the end-of-match fracas.
Arsenal had initially faced the devastating prospect of losing six of their players to suspensions totalling up to 21 matches.
But it now seems unlikely that the FA's sanctions will be anything like as severe as that.
Defenders Martin Keown and Lauren are certain to face bans of up to three matches after pleading guilty to violent behaviour and, in Lauren's case, two counts of improper behaviour.
But goalkeeper Jens Lehmann escaped with a warning as to his future conduct and Ashley Cole, Patrick Vieira and Ray Parlour will also hope to avoid suspensions on a total of four charges of improper behaviour.
The club itself is expected to be fined for failing to control its players.
Arsenal took the brunt of the blame for the chaotic scenes that followed a dramatic finale to the match in which Arsenal skipper Vieira was sent off and van Nistelrooy missed an injury time
penalty.
Vieira will miss Saturday's top-of-the-table clash with Chelsea as a result of the automatic one-match ban he received for the red card.
That may make the FA less likely to impose a further suspension over Vieira's failure to leave the pitch immediately after his sending-off.
Arsenal were given a disciplinary reprieve last week when the FA opted to fine rather than suspend Sol Campbell for kicking United's Cameroon international Eric Djemba-Djemba during the Community Shield match in August.
Campbell's conduct and the scenes at Old Trafford triggered a fresh round of condemnation of Arsenal's disciplinary record under Wenger.
Since the Frenchman took over in 1996, Arsenal players have lost 148 games to suspension, more than 20 matches a season. Vieira alone has missed the equivalent of half a season.
In those seven years, they have received 52 red cards, compared to 21 for their main rivals, Manchester United.x