and fined £50,000 by the Football Assocation.
The charge comes after the Chelsea manager admitted a breach of FA
rules in relation to post-match media comments.
Mourinho was charged for misconduct following the game against
Southampton at Stamford Bridge on Saturday October 3.
It was alleged his remarks constituted improper conduct in that they
alleged and/or implied bias on the part of a match official or match
officials and/or brought the game into disrepute.
After the home defeat to Southampton, Mourinho said: "When we are at
the top I understand that there is quite a big pleasure in putting us
down but when you are down I think you need to be a bit honest and to
make clear that the referees are afraid to give decisions for Chelsea.
"The result [was] 1-1, there is a huge penalty and, once more, we don't
get. A penalty is a crucial moment in the game with the result 1-1.
Jose Mourinho claimed 'referees are afraid to give decisions for Chelsea'
"I repeat, if the FA want to punish me, they can punish me, they don't
punish other managers, they punish me - it's not a problem for me.
"But I want to repeat because I think my players deserve it, I think our
fans deserve it and I am a Chelsea fan too. I want to say it again:
referees are afraid to give decisions for Chelsea."
Mourinho's suspended stadium ban will be immediately invoked should
he be found by an independent regulatory commission to have
committed a further breach of FA Rule E3 for any comment or
statement to or through the media before October 13, 2016.
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