Premiership: Vieira found not guilty of misconduct

The Football Association has found Arsenal midfielder Patrick Vieira not guilty of misconduct following a disciplinary hearing in London today.

Premiership: Vieira found not guilty of misconduct
Thu, 14 Mar, 2002 - 17:02

The Football Association has found Arsenal midfielder Patrick Vieira not guilty of misconduct following a disciplinary hearing in London today.

The Arsenal captain was called before the hearing for allegedly elbowing Chelsea’s Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink on St Stephen’s Day.

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