Sunderland manager David Moyes issued with one-match touchline ban

DAVID MOYES has been hit with a touchline for Sunderland's game at Bournemouth.

The Scot has accepted an Football Association misconduct charge and has also been hit with a £8k fine.

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Former Everton boss Moyes was charged last Thursday.

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The previous night he had been sent to the stands during the Black Cats' EFL Cup defeat away to Southampton for swearing at an official.

Moyes was fuming that referee Chris Kavanagh had turned down a penalty appeal and left his technical area to complain, which led to his foul-mouthed rant at fourth official James Adcock.

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He was given until 6pm tonight to respond to the charge.

The Sunderland manager will now not be in the dugout for trip to the Vitality Stadium this weekend as his team look to end their ten-match winless start to the Premier League campaign.