Arsenal was accused by the Football Association after refereeing players Michael Oliver faced the controversial dismissal of Miles Lewis-Skili in 1-0 victory against wolves.
Oliver Lewis-Skili showed a straight red card in the first half after the teenager defined Matt Duharti, as the referee ruled that it was a dangerous play.
The artillery appealed the decision and the 18 -year -old ban was canceled in the triple match earlier this week.
Arsenal until February 3 to respond to the Federation's charge.
Professional match officials in the referees game said the police were investigating “threats and abuse” directed to Oliver.
The FA said that Arsenal failed to ensure their “players” did not act inappropriately.
DOHERTY was directly out of Wolves as he installed a counter-attack in the 43rd minute when it was dropped by Louis-Skili.
The decision to send it was supported by Darren England, who was the referee (VAR).
The red card angered Arsenal coach Mikel Artita and the divided opinion between critics and fans.
The match from Bondit Alan Shearer, the top scorer in the Premier League, said that the transition was “one of the worst decisions that I saw in a long time.”
