Fenerbahce boss Jose Mourinho receives a judgment after receiving a four-match ban in the middle of the racism series after Galatasaray-Clash

Jose Mourinho has learned the judgment on the appeal against his suspension of four games.

Mourinho was accused of racism by Galatasaray after making comments after the derby.

The Portuguese made comments about the Galatasaray bank 'jump like monkeys'.

In addition, he explained that the match was better because it was not served by a Turkish referee.

Slovenian official Slavko Vrancic took over the game, with both teams demanding a foreign official.

The fourth official for the game was Turkish.

Mourinho halved his four-match suspension after an appeal by the Turkish Football Association.

In addition, the fine of the Fenerbahce Manager from 1.6 million Turkish Lira (35,000 GBP) was reduced to 558,000 (12,200 GBP).

In a statement by the Federation after the game, which ended with a goalless draw, it was found out how Mourinho had come to the Match referee and had used statements as referee of the game.

“Immediately afterwards, he led his derogatory and offensive statements against the Turkish referee, the 4th referee of the game, and accused the Turkish football of the chaos and the disorder with insulting and insulting statements for the Turkish football community and all Turkish referees as well as his actions and statements that publish the brand value of Turkey activities in Turkey in Turkey.

With regard to the press conference comments, the explanation was: “In the same competition (Mourinhos), which were made at the press conference after the game and the subject of the transfer, referred to our board as part of the scope of Article 41 of the FDT.

“In view of the nature of the statements, it was found that the statements used for the members of the opposing team were not mandatory, the ethics of sport and the concept of fair play, which were able to promote violence and disorders in sport, promote fan incidents in society, and they were dismissed against sportiness.”

Galatasaray will play his next home game without a section of fans due to “bad and ugly singing”, while Fenerbahce is punished without support due to the severity of incidents on the field.

Former players who worked under Mourinho like Didier Drogba and Michael Essien defended him.

Fenerbahce boss Mourinho halved his four-match ban and reduced his fine

Mourinho was accused of racism by Galatasaray after making the comments after the derby

The former Chelsea star Michael Essien was among those who show their support for Mourinho,

“I saw the recent comments on Jose Mourinho,” said Drogba. “Trust me when I tell you that I have known Jose for 25 years and that he is not a racist and history (past and newer) is there to prove it.”

During her time together in Chelsea, Essien shared a picture of herself and Drogba with Mourinho, with three heart -emojis with the title.