UEFA ban Drogba for two matches

DIDIER DROGBA has been banned for two matches by UEFA for his red card against Inter Milan.

Wed, 31 Mar, 2010 - 01:00

Martyn Ziegler

The Blues striker was sent off in the 1-0 loss at Stamford Bridge on March 16 for stamping on Thiago Motta.

The 32-year-old already had a two-match suspended ban hanging over him for his behaviour towards referee Tom Henning Ovrebo in last season’s semi-final against Barcelona.

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Courts Soccer Place: Stamford Bridge Place: London Person: Drogba Person: Didier Drogba Person: Thiago Motta Person: Tom Henning Ovrebo Person: Motta Event: UEFA Champions League Event: Champions League Organisation: UEFA Organisation: Inter Milan Organisation: Blues Organisation: Barcelona Organisation: FC Internazionale Milano Organisation: Ivory Organisation: Chelsea

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