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Arsenal boss, Arsene Wenger, has been handed a two-match touchline ban by Uefa for communicating with his players during the 1-0 win over Udinese in last Tuesday's Champions League first-leg play-off tie, while Arsenal have been fined €10,000 (£8,735).
Wenger was already serving a one-match touchline ban for comments he made after his side's exit from the tournament at the hands of Barcelona last season, and Uefa confirmed last week that they had opened disciplinary proceedings against the manager after TV cameras captured him appearing to pass instructions to assistant Pat Rice via coach Boro Primorac, who was sat next to Wenger operating a mobile phone.
Uefa's Disciplinary Regulations stipulate that a manager serving a touchline ban is not permitted to communicate with his players at all during the match, but Wenger argued he believed he was operating within the rules.
A statement on Uefa's official website reads: "The UEFA Control and Disciplinary Body has suspended manager Arsène Wenger from carrying out his duties at Arsenal FC's next two UEFA competition matches.
"Today's decision was taken in relation to the Arsenal manager not abiding by the decision of the Control and Disciplinary Body during the English club's UEFA Champions League play-off game against Udinese Calcio last Tuesday, 16 August.
"Wenger is therefore suspended for Arsenal's second-leg match against Udinese in Italy on Wednesday and then the next UEFA competition fixture for which he would be eligible.
"The Control and Disciplinary Body has also decided to fine Arsenal €10,000 for improper conduct by its officials.
"An appeal may be lodged against these decisions within three days of the dispatch of the reasoned decision."
Arsenal have confirmed on their official website that they intend to appeal Uefa's decision.
He is always wanting arsenal to win games but he'll never do the right thing by buying quality players.