Carlo Ancelotti faces charges over misconduct

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Bayern Munich manager, Carlo Ancelotti faces charges by a German football association after admitting putting his middle finger up at Hertha Berlin supporters.
League leaders Bayern drew 1-1 at Hertha on Saturday but Ancelotti was left furious by the conduct of the Hertha fans and was caught on camera appearing to raise his middle finger in their direction.
The club manager who made the offensive gesture at home fans, claimed it was in response to being spat on during a Bundesliga match.
Meanwhile the German Football Association is set to contact the former Chelsea, Paris St Germain and Real Madrid boss for his views on the matter.

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