Breaking News FA to ‘come down heavy’ on Wolves ‘coward’ Matheus Cunha.

Tim Sherwood has described Wolves forward Matheus Cunha as a “absolute disgrace” after being witnessed elbowing an Ipswich coach.

The FA charged the Brazilian striker following a post-match confrontation with an Ipswich staff member during Wolves’ late defeat to the Tractor Boys.

Cunha was recorded on tape elbowing the coach in the back of the head and forcibly taking his glasses.

Former PGMOL chief and FIFA official Keith Hackett predicts a three-match punishment.

On Sky Sports Soccer Saturday, former Tottenham player Tim Sherwood called for a “heavy” punishment.

He stated (12:27 p.m.): “Cunha is a complete shame for what he does there. I’m a huge fan of this boy’s football abilities.

“As a guy, you cannot do this. This is a cowardly move. He elbowed the guy in the back of the head while he wasn’t looking, then snatched his glasses and flung them on the floor.

“Absolute disgrace, and they should come down heavy on him” .

Wolves and Vitor Pereira face a relegation struggle.

Football Insider Opinion

The Midlands club has once again gone to super agency Jorge Mendes, naming Vitor Pereira as new manager.

Wolves are now 19th in the Premier League and five points from avoiding the relegation zone, so the new coach faces a difficult battle between now and the conclusion of the season.

Despite worries about profit and sustainability rules, the management looks set to support the Portuguese coach with January additions.

The struggle for survival might become considerably more difficult if Cunha is suspended for his recent conduct.

Their striker has been linked with other destinations, including a return to Atlético Madrid. However, he has been an important player for the team this season, with 11 combined goals and assists.

While his actions have sparked debate, Wolves may need to rely on him to help them secure Premier League membership.

Player discipline has been a problem all season. This features Mario Lemina losing his captaincy following a brawl with West Ham. This demonstrates the team’s troubles under Gary O’Neil.

It is now up to Pereira to bring the group together and instill a feeling of unity in order to turn their fortunes around.

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