Bristol City and Millwall face heavy fines and player bans after a mass brawl at Ashton Gate. The Football Association punished both clubs for failing to control their players following their December 6 Championship clash. Millwall won 1-0, but the fight erupted after a disallowed equalizer sparked tensions on the touchline.

The FA charged both clubs with improper conduct, and both admitted the offenses. Bristol City received a £40,000 fine, while Millwall must pay £30,000. Midfielder Joe Williams gets a three-match ban for violent conduct, and Lions keeper Joel Coleman was suspended for two games after his charge was proven despite his denial.

Further sanctions followed earlier bans for Bristol City's Ross McCrorie and Harry Cornick. Millwall coach David Livermore also received a four-match touchline ban and a £1,400 fine. The incident highlights the intense rivalry and high stakes in the Championship promotion race, where emotions often run high at full-time.