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Chelsea are furious with the FA after they failed to punish Burnley’s Ashley Barnes for his terrible tackle on Nemanja Matic. The FA confirmed on Monday that blunder referee Martin Atkinson — who has been omitted from this weekend’s matchlist — claims to have seen that incident and Barnes’s kick at Branislav Ivanovic. Jose Mourinho and the Chelsea board will demand a modification of the rules relating to retrospective punishments after Barnes escaped further action. Nemanja Matic reacts angrily after being sent off for his reaction to a tough challenge from Ashley Barnes This studs-up tackle from Barnes infuriated Matic and Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho backed up his player
Mourinho appears on Sky Sports' Goals on Sunday after

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Chelsea's controversial draw with Burnley

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Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama and his South Korean counterpart hailed a new trade deal and close ties between the two countries at a state dinner Thursday night at the White House. While Obama spoke of the strong bonds, President Lee Myung-bak said he will win over American critics of the pact, which was approved by Congress Wednesday. The agreement is "going to create a lot of good, decent jobs for the people of America," said Lee. The two leaders exchanged toasts in the East Room, which was adorned with apples and other fall decorations. Obama praised the Senate's confirmation Thursday of Sung Y. Kim as the first Korean-American ambassador to South Korea.
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Korean people have never forgotten what these fallen soldiers and their families gave up," Lee said.

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Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- A man accused of taping ESPN sports reporter Erin Andrews in the nude through hotel peepholes and posting the videos online will plead guilty to a federal stalking charge, according to a court document filed Thursday. Michael David Barrett, 48, will enter a plea on December 15, said Thom Mrozek, spokesman for the U.S. attorney's office in the Central District of California. A criminal complaint filed in October accused Barrett of taping Andrews then making seven videos that he posted on the Internet. Barrett's lawyer, David Willingham, issued a statement saying his client apologized to Andrews.
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Andrews will speak before the court at the hearing next week.