Arsene Wenger was sent off during Arsenal's 2-1 victory over Burnley on Sunday.
Wenger has been hit with two charges of misconduct by the FA and was set to receive a touchline ban for his actions.
But The Sun say Wenger could be banned for as many as FOUR games, which would see him miss Arsenal's Premier League trip to Chelsea on Saturday February 2.
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Arsene Wenger could be banned for four games for his actions towards officials
Arsene Wenger's moment of madness during Arsenal v Burnley
Mon, January 23, 2017
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And it is claimed the Frenchman called referee Jon Moss a "f***ing cheat" at the Emirates, with the phrase included in his match report.
Wenger was a furious after Burnley were given a late penalty, which Andre Gray converted, and reacted by pushing fourth official Taylor.
He was then sent off by referee Moss at which point he insulted the official - despite Alexis Sanchez going on to win the match for Arsenal with a penalty deep into stoppage time.
An FA statement read: "Arsene Wenger has been charged for misconduct following Arsenal’s game against Burnley on Sunday [22 January 2017].
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Arsene Wenger pushed fourth official Anthony Taylor during Arsenal's clash with Burnley
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Arsene Wenger could now miss Arsenal's trip to Chelsea next month
"It is alleged that in or around the 92nd minute, he used abusive and/or insulting words towards the fourth official."
Wenger has apologised profusely for the incident, saying: "I regret everything. I should have shut up, gone in and gone home. I apologise for that.
"But I was sent off for something you hear every day in football.
"It was nothing bad and nine times out of ten you are not sent to the stands for that."
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