The Football Association says it will take no further action following an incident involving assistant referee Constantine Hatzidakis and Liverpool's Andy Robertson.
Andy Robertson was shown a yellow card for dissent after his clash with assistant referee Constantine Hatzidakis
No further action will be taken against assistant referee Constantine Hatzidakis following an incident involving Liverpool's Andy Robertson, the Football Association has said.after Sunday's match between Liverpool and Arsenal. He made contact with Robertson's chin after the player approached him at the end of the first half at Anfield."I fully assisted the FA with their investigation and have discussed the matter directly with Andy Robertson during an open and positive conversation," the match official added.
"It was certainly not my intention to make any contact with Andy as I pulled my arm away from him and for that I have apologised.""Our comprehensive process involved reviewing detailed statements from Liverpool and PGMOL, as well as multiple angles of video footage, in relation to both the incident and its surrounding circumstances," an FA statement said.
Former Premier League referee Keith Hackett told BBC Radio 5 Live that Hatzidakis' career "could be in jeopardy" if found guilty, after the official appeared to elbow Robertson.
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