An offer from Wolves forward Matheus Cunha to buy new glasses for a security guard following a post-match melee helped convince an independent disciplinary panel to cut his ban from three matches to two.

Wolverhampton Wanderers striker Matheus Cunha offered to pay for replacement glasses for the Ipswich Town staff member he clashed with in a heated post-match clash that brought him a two-game ban, a report has revealed.

An independent commission reviewed the incident and categorized it as a “serious” offence. Consequently, the Football Association (FA) imposed a three-game suspension and fined Cunha £120,000 for his actions.

Wolves star man Matheus Cunha will be back in action sooner than expected after an FA commission reduced his ban.The 25-year-old was initially given a three-match suspension in the wake of his

WOLVES striker Matheus Cunha saved himself £40,000 and got a match knocked off his FA suspension – because he offered to buy an Ipswich security guard a new pair of glasses. Brazilian ace

Forward Matheus Cunha was handed a two-match ban after he was involved in a post-match brawl following Wolverhampton Wanderer's defeat by Ipswich Town in the Premier League

Wolves star Matheus Cunha had a proposed three-match suspension reduced after offering to pay for a pair of glasses broken in a scuffle with Ipswich Town’s security staff, it has been revealed.

The Brazilian was suspended for two games after clashing with members of Ipswich's security team following his team's 2-1 loss against their relegation rivals at Molineux on December 14.

Wolves forward Matheus Cunha avoided a longer suspension for his clash with an Ipswich Town staff member after he sent a handwritten letter of apology and offered to buy the man a new pair of glasses.