Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas will just miss one match after the Football Association diminished his boycott taking after his red card against West Brom.
The Spaniard was sent off for fierce direct in the wake of kicking the ball at Chris Brunt's head from 20 yards away in the Premier League champions' 3-0 misfortune.
The offense ordinarily conveys a three-match boycott however Chelsea effectively contended that would be "inordinate".
Fabregas, 28, will now just miss Sunday's home diversion with Sunderland.
With his side 1-0 down at The Hawthorns, Fabregas hit Brunt on the head with the ball as Mike Jones attempted to restore request after a tussle between Diego Costa and Gareth McAuley.
Chelsea supervisor Jose Mourinho depicted the sending off as "strange" and "unforgiving".
An announcement from the Football Association read: "A case via Chelsea that the three-match suspension for Cesc Fabregas is over the top has been maintained by an Independent Regulatory Commission hearing."
Mourinho mostly censured Monday's annihilation on the shortcoming of their Premier League rivals, who "let us win the title so early".
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