FA charges Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho with improper conduct after Cardiff game

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has been charged with improper conduct by the Football Association in relation to his behaviour during his side's game against Cardiff on Saturday.

Mourinho was also asked about another controversial 'goal' from the weekend, when Stefan Kiessling had one awarded for Bayer Leverkusen when the ball went through a hole in the net. Mourinho said: "If I was the manager of Leverkusen, I would ask to repeat the game. If I was the manager of Hoffenheim, I would do the same. "If I was working in the German Bundesliga - and you are one of the European countries that is not in economical problems - I don't understand why you don't spend a few million (euros) to bring technology on the line. "If it was the Portuguese or the Greek league, I would say no chance. But with the German one, I don't know why you don't do it."