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Due to their recent encounter against Chelsea, Fulham could be charged by the FA.

The English organization stated yesterday that charges had been brought against Marco Silva’s team for one of their players’ roles in Joao Felix’s dismissal.

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When Felix made his Chelsea debut last Thursday at Craven Cottage, all eyes were on him.

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Graham Potter brought the Portugal international, who had only recently been recruited on loan from Atletico Madrid, into the limelight.

He assumed the spotlight almost almost away, with Potter’s team’s new addition representing everything that was good about them.

There was much to admire about the 23-year-performance, old’s which was graceful in his possession and forward-thinking.

Aside from his earliest occurrence as a Blue, which was the most noteworthy event.

Joao Felix’s Chelsea debut ended tragically.

Felix rushed into a tackle on Kenny Tete just before the hour mark, utterly missing the ball and hitting the Fulham defender high on the shin.

Even without the option of video replays, it appeared to be a badly executed challenge.

In an effort to inflame the situation and seek retribution for the Chelsea striker, Silva’s men immediately surrounded referee David Coote.

Because of this crowding near Coote, the FA awarded Fulham a penalty because they did not “conduct themselves in an orderly manner.”

After the foul against Tete, his contrite expression very much established his guilt.

Apparently trying to comfort their grieving teammate, several of his Chelsea colleagues followed him down the tunnel.

After missing the win over Crystal Palace on Sunday, they will be without the attacker for a further two games.

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