Rooney's Red Card Drama: A Fiery Return to the Pitch

Plymouth Argyle's Wayne Rooney faces FA charges after an intense match against Blackburn Rovers, where he was sent off for allegedly insulting the referee but returned to celebrate a last-minute win. Rooney admits his conduct was improper as Plymouth sits 14th in the Championship standings.

Plymouth Argyle manager Wayne Rooney has been charged by the Football Association for his actions during a victorious encounter against Blackburn Rovers, in which he was sent off for allegedly insulting the fourth official.

Rooney, the former Manchester United and England star, was shown a red card during the heated match, prompting his temporary departure from the pitch. However, he returned to celebrate a dramatic late winner as Plymouth secured a 2-1 victory.

The FA has outlined several charges against him, including improper conduct and abusive language. Rooney acknowledged his mistake and accepted the red card was justified, marking his first managerial ejection. Plymouth occupies 14th place in the Championship league.

(With inputs from agencies.)