FA taking no action over Hunt challenge

The Football Association has confirmed they will take no action against Stephen Hunt for the challenge which left Petr Cech with a fractured skull.

Thu, 19 Oct, 2006 - 14:03

The Football Association has confirmed they will take no action against Stephen Hunt for the challenge which left Petr Cech with a fractured skull.

Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho claimed Reading winger Hunt had deliberately tried to hurt keeper Cech but disciplinary chiefs have found it impossible to prove any intent.

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