How the FA reached the decision not to charge Clattenburg
After thorough investigation and legal examination, the FA said:
- The evidence of Mikel's team-mate Ramires was not supported by any other evidence
- It was contradicted by other witnesses
- FA satisfied that the allegation against Clattenburg by Ramires was made in good faith
- It is entirely possible for a witness to be genuinely mistaken
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