The investigation centres around the allegation that Chelsea
captain Terry spat at Tevez during the melee that eventually led to
Didier Drogba's dismissal in Wednesday night's Champions League
final. Terry has denied accusations that he acted inappropriately,
but could nonetheless face a UEFA enquiry.
If found guilty, Terry could face a heavy fine and a suspension
from the start of next year’s Champions League campaign, in which
Chelsea will be looking to gain retribution after their
heart-breaking penalty shoot-out defeat.
A Uefa spokesman, speaking to Sky Sports, confirmed they had
received the referee's report - but were still waiting for the
delegate to supply his.
However, even if the incident is not included in either report, the
ruling body is still expected to resort to examining television
footage of the alleged incident before deciding whether to take any
action. This means that if guilty, it is unlikely that the England
international will escape punishment.
"The delegate's report should be in later today. We have received
the referee's report but I cannot tell you at this stage what was
mentioned in it," said the spokesman.
"At the present moment there is nothing further to add."
Terry has had a miserable week after missing a crucial spot-kick in
the penalty shoot-out after slipping at the vital moment. Had he
scored, Chelsea would have been crowned European Champions for the
first time.
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