Crystal Palace director Patrick Vieira won't come up against police indictments following a fight with a fan at Goodison Park after Merseyside Police said on Monday that no proper objection was recorded.
Everton fans attacked the pitch following Dominic Calvert-Lewin's 85th-minute champ and at the last whistle of their 3-2 triumph over Palace which got their Premier League endurance.
Vieira was faced by a fan as he was strolling towards the away changing area after the last whistle. The fan seemed to incite Vieira, who then, at that point, kicked him to the ground and must be driven away by different allies.
"We worked with Everton FC to assemble all suitable CCTV film and addressed observers," Merseyside Police said in an explanation.
"Officials have addressed the two men included and the chance to submit a proper question or backing an arraignment was declined."
Following Palace's 1-0 win over Manchester United on Sunday, Vieira said football players, coaches and staff should be protected at arenas.
"I think the Everton occurrence is greater than simply that episode," Vieira told journalists. "At the point when you take a gander at it in the Premier League, there were a great deal of field attacks that can create problems.
"You don't have the foggiest idea what can occur. As a coach, director, player or staff we need to be protected in our working environment.
"I think there is a major issue on the FA (Football Association) and Premier League's plate to manage. Everyone needs to assume liability and see what is the most effective way for those things not to occur."
The FA said it is exploring occurrences of fans attacking the field.
Aston Villa goalkeeper Robin Olsen was gone after as Manchester City fans commended their Premier League title win by attacking the pitch on Sunday.
City gave an assertion to apologize, saying they had sent off an examination to recognize and boycott the fan capable. More prominent Manchester Police likewise charged two men following the pitch intrusion.
A Nottingham Forest fan who head-butted Sheffield United skipper Billy Sharp during a pitch attack was imprisoned for a very long time and gave a 10-year football restricting request on Thursday.
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