
Brentford manager Thomas Frank has been charged with improper conduct by the Football Association after being sent off in their 2-1 home defeat by Wolves.
The Dane, 48, was shown a second yellow card for remonstrating with referee Peter Bankes after the final whistle of the Premier League game.
He had been booked moments earlier for a confrontation with a Wolves player.
The FA charge alleges that Frank’s “language and/or behaviour towards the referee” was “improper”.
Frank has until Thursday to respond to the charge but admitted in his post-match interview that he had transgressed.
At the time, Frank said: “I will put my hands up. I tell my players to keep their emotions in check and not get stupid cards and of course that was stupid of me.
“The first yellow was for confronting a Wolves player and then, irritated, I turned around and [the referee] said it was too aggressive.”