Chelsea, Manchester City both fined surprisingly small amounts for fracas at end of game

For all the talk about possible points deductions the like, Chelsea's fine for the fracas at the end of the Manchester City game isn't even a record amount.  According to Sky Sports, Chelsea were only fined £100,000 for our end of the little get-together, while City received an equally piddly £35,000.

BREAKING: Manchester City and Chelsea have been fined £35,000 and £100,000 respectively for failure to control their players. #SSNHQ

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Obviously, City's fine a fair bit less than ours, but considering that Chelsea are repeat offenders under Rule E20 -- this was our sixth admitted charge and fine in the last two years for failure to control players -- it's hardly an outrageous fee.  It's roughly a third of the fine Chelsea eventually had to pay for the events at the Battle of the Bridge against Spurs in May (£290,000 after appeal).  Previous Chelsea fines included amounts of £30k, £40k, £50k, and £65k.  (Where's all this money going to anyway?)

It would appear that The FA took context and the sequence of events into account and simply levied a non-record fine on the club rather than any outsized financial or otherwise draconian penalties.