The English Football Association have fined West Brom and Watford £45k each after both sides failed to control their players when they met at the Hawthorns on December 3rd.
Watford playmakerRoberto Pereyra was sent off in the 84th minute of the game after he reacted angrily to aJames McClean challenge.
His dismissal led to a fracas on the touchline, with both sets of players and touch-line staff getting involved.
At the time, Watford bossWalter Mazzarri was adamantthat his player shouldn't have been sent off, claiming that McClean was in the wrong.
"Pereyra was fouled. He was on the floor and his rival kept fouling him. He stood up and gave a small push and that's when I went to separate them," he told the BBC.
BREAKING: @WBA and @WatfordFC each fined £45,000 by @FA after admitting misconduct over failing to control their players. #SSNHQ
Baggies boss Tony Pulis, meanwhile, said that the referee made the right decision: "The lad [Pereyra] kicked out. Whether you catch him or not, it is the intent."
West Brom finished the game as 3-1 winners, maintaining their strong start to the season that has seen them occupy 7th on 23 points after 16 games.
League-leaders Chelsea were also fined by the FAthis week for failing to control their players against Manchester City, but the Blues were hit with a£100k fine instead of £45k.