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Maupay was charged by the FA, which is why there was a Regulatory Commission (and the document you link to was the finding of that Commission). Dunk hasn't been charged with anything so there won't be a Commission or any such document.

De Zerbi, after the Sheffield United game, admitted that Dahoud's red was the correct decision. As such, there was simply no logical reason to even start talking about referees. And yet, in two separate after-match press conferences (one of which was for Match of the Day) he comes out with "I...

It is why I wasn't a fan of what De Zerbi said after the Sheffield United game; there is simply no good that can come from public comments like that, either for Albion or the game as a whole. And in the very next match his captain gets a caution and straight red card for dissent and then abusive...

When I access that URL, I just get an "empty" page (see screenshot):- Any idea why? I know I used to be able to access that data (in fact, the FA website used to list all cautions show to players by club, and I used to record that info before and after matches to know who was actually...

Is that screenshot from a website or an app? Either way, I'd like to add it to my list of resources - where can I access it please?

This is from the FA Handbook 2023-24; I don't see how it can be anything other than a 2-match ban. :shrug:

I think your source is wrong on that - a red card for dissent is a two-game ban.

I think Dunk was actually shown a straight red for dissent wasn't he, rather than a second yellow? What are the implications for his suspension for that? Unforgivable in the best of times, let alone in our current circumstances.