Huddersfield coach David Wagner admitted his enjoyment of Wednesday night's FA Cup replay at Manchester City would be tainted by his touchline ban.
Wagner was banned for two matches by the Football Association on Monday and fined £6,000 for improper conduct after joining his players on the pitch to celebrate Town's late winner in the recent derby clash with Leeds.
The German was pushed by opposite number Garry Monk on his way back to his dugout and that altercation prompted a mass melee between both clubs' players and coaching staff.
Huddersfield and Leeds were each fined £10,000 for failing to control their players -- Monk will serve a one-game ban and was fined £3,000 -- and Wagner said he did not agree with his own punishment.