Swindon boss Paolo Di Canio is on a collision course with the FA after being sent off in his side's 1-0 win over 10-man Macclesfield.
Di Canio was banished to the stands midway through the second half after reacting in fury to referee Keith Stroud's decision to deny his side a free-kick.
The Italian is now facing a second touchline ban of the season after being charged by the authorities for racing on to the pitch to celebrate a late Swindon winner against Northampton on New Year's Eve.
Di Canio fumed: "I did not swear or say any bad words but the referee sent me off because he did not like my body language. I am a passionate man and if I want to wave my arms in the air nobody is going to stop me.
"If the FA charge me I will appeal because if I deserved to be sent off for that I will be in the stands every week. If they send me off 25 times it does not matter because I have a great team and we will still win the league."
Swindon won the match thanks to Paul Benson's 76-minute header, while Matt Ritchie missed a penalty for the hosts after Macclesfield's Nat Brown was sent off for a foul on Aden Flint.
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