Manchester United and Crystal Palace have both been charged for the mass brawl between their players during the last Saturday’s match at Old Trafford.
The Brazil winger went down theatrically but quickly got to his feet as his teammates went to confront Schlupp leading to a mass confrontation between both sets of players.
Against 10-men, Palace were able to control the match and pulled a goal back from Schlupp but were unable to find an equaliser.
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