Rodrigo Bentancur’s red card and his subsequent suspension may not be the only punishment handed out to Tottenham Hotspur, according to former PGMOL chief and ex-FIFA referee, Keith Hackett.The Bentancur red card has been a major talking point over the last few days, with some pundits questioning why Luka Shaw was also not sent off for pushing the Tottenham man to the ground.The Uruguayan will now miss Spurs’ next three games, including the London derby at Stamford Bridge, on Saturday, October 24.According to one experienced former referee, the Lilywhites will soon hear from English football’s governing body after the second-half incident.Photo by Robbie Jay Barratt – AMA/Getty ImagesKeith Hackett expects Tottenham to be charged with failure to control their playersThere was a huge melee after Bentancur’s headbutt on Shaw, with the United and Tottenham players pushing and shoving each other.After giving the Uruguayan his marching orders, referee Stuart Attwell also brandished yellow cards to Shaw and Jan Paul van Hecke.However, both teams can expect further punishment, according to Keith Hackett, who said the two sides should have done a better job of controlling their players.Hackett told Football Insider: “There is no doubt that the FA will charge both teams with failure to control their players. That’s the usual approach. “I don’t think there’s any level of excuse. The competition expects the right image to be reflected around the world. In a sense, this is thuggery and unacceptable.“As a fan, we might enjoy it. But the reality is that in a game of football, self-control is part of what you expect from a professional player. This is why I sometimes perhaps get annoyed when spectators say there’s no passion in the game. think that this reflects the passion.”Roberto De Zerbi did not mind Bentancur stepping over the lineWhile the Tottenham midfielder did lose his head and could have reacted more calmly, his head coach did not mind his reaction too much.In fact, De Zerbi revealed that he kissed Bentancur after the final whistle at Old Trafford, suggesting that his team needed someone to have an emotional reaction to spark them into action.The Italian said in his post-match press conference: “I kissed Rodrigo, and I said thanks, because it’s clear it’s a mistake from Rodrigo, because it’s not the right reaction in football, but now Tottenham needs to react.“Sometimes the reactions are not nice, not positive for the team, but I think in that moment, in 10 players, maybe we played with more courage, we played with more energy, and we changed the game. For a long time, Tottenham played without this blood, this character, and I want it.”READ MORE: Tottenham board not concerned about De Zerbi’s commitment to the Spurs projectThe post Tottenham expected to face another charge following Rodrigo Bentancur red card appeared first on Spurs Web.