Arsene Wenger may have been hit with a three-match touchline ban, but he has been invited to enjoy Arsenal's FA Cup match at Nottingham Forest from a more comfortable vantage point. The Gunners boss landed in hot water after confronting officials following last month's 1-1 Premier League draw at West Brom, with referee Mike Dean having awarded a controversial late penalty for a Calum Chambers handball. On Friday the Frenchman received his punishment from the Football Association (FA) – which included a £40,000 fine – meaning he will not be able to take up his usual dugout spot for Sunday's third-round tie at Forest, the first leg of Arsenal's EFL Cup semi-final at Chelsea and...
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