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FA writes to Blades over incident Blades hold bottle investigation
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The Football Association will ask Sheffield United for more information after a plastic bottle was thrown at Chelsea's Frank Lampard on Saturday. Sheffield United have launched an investigation after a plastic bottle was thrown at Chelsea's Frank Lampard at Bramall Lane last Saturday.
The incident happened towards the end of the game at Bramall Lane as the England midfielder went to take a corner at the Blades' Kop end. The Football Association will ask the Blades for more information on the incident, which occurred when Lampard went to take a corner at the Kop end.
An FA spokesman said: "We'll establish whether the offender was apprehended and what action was or will be taken." The club were unaware the event had happened until the England player told the press after the match.
Blues boss Jose Mourinho said the offender should be jailed.Blues boss Jose Mourinho said the offender should be jailed.
Mourinho told the Daily Mail: "If we can catch him and send him home or get him to spend a night in jail, that would be perfect. He told the Daily Mail: "If we can catch him and send him home or get him to spend a night in jail, that would be perfect.
"But it wouldn't be fair to punish the club or 30,000 fans.""But it wouldn't be fair to punish the club or 30,000 fans."
Lampard attempted to play down the incident, saying: "It was only a plastic water bottle and there are no hard feelings for me.Lampard attempted to play down the incident, saying: "It was only a plastic water bottle and there are no hard feelings for me.
"I know it's not something you want to see but if it had landed on me I might have felt different."I know it's not something you want to see but if it had landed on me I might have felt different.
"There was quite good banter in the far corner and nothing nasty aimed at me.""There was quite good banter in the far corner and nothing nasty aimed at me."
It is unlikely Sheffield United will face any action themselves.It is unlikely Sheffield United will face any action themselves.
The FA spokesman added: "The important matter in occasions such as this is identifying the individual to ensure they are properly dealt with." An FA spokesman stated: "The important matter in occasions such as this is identifying the individual to ensure they are properly dealt with."