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Branislav Ivanovic (Supplied)
Branislav Ivanovic (Supplied)

London - The Football Association are to contact both Queens Park Rangers and Chelsea after Branislav Ivanovic was hit on the head by a cigarette lighter thrown from among the home fans at Loftus Road on Sunday.

Chelsea's Ivanovic was hit as the visitors celebrated Cesc Fabregas's 88th-minute winner for the Premier League leaders in a 1-0 victory.

Reports in the British press suggest QPR are unlikely to face disciplinary action such as a points penalty given the difficulty of preventing such an incident but the FA are keen to see the culprit identified and given a banning order.

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