Rooney admits charge

Wayne Rooney will serve a three-match suspension after admitting a charge of violent conduct, the Football Association confirmed tonight.

Thu, 30 Dec, 2004 - 18:10

Wayne Rooney will serve a three-match suspension after admitting a charge of violent conduct, the Football Association confirmed tonight.

The Manchester United striker will sit out the Premiership matches against Middlesbrough – on Saturday – and Tottenham as well as the FA Cup clash with non-league Exeter.

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