Summary:
The Football Association have handed a Middlesbrough boss a two-match touchline ban for allegedly pushing a player during stoppage-time.

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Middlesbrough head coach Aitor Karanka will have to watch Saturday's Sky Bet Championship clash with Derby from the stands after he was handed a one-game touchline ban by the Football Association. The Spaniard was charged with improper conduct for his behaviour in the closing moments of Boro's 1-1 draw with Blackburn on November 29. Karanka allegedly pushed fourth official David Coote when tempers flared following a controversial late equaliser from Rovers. Middlesbrough head coach Aitor Karanka will have to watch Saturday's clash with Derby from the stands . Rudy Gestede holds his arms aloft and celebrates his 95th-minute equaliser for Blackburn Rovers at Boro . He requested a personal hearing and the FA have now issued a ban. An FA statement read: 'Following an independent regulatory commission hearing today (Wednesday), Middlesbrough head coach Aitor Karanka will serve a one-match touchline suspension with immediate effect. 'Karanka, who was also fined £2,000, admitted an FA charge of improper conduct in relation to his behaviour during stoppage time at the end of the game against Blackburn Rovers on 29 November 2014.'