West Ham’s midfielder Sofiane Feghouli has had his red card against Manchester United rescinded by the Football Association but Manchester City’s Fernandinho must serve a four-game ban after failing with an appeal against his sending-off in the win over Burnley.

Feghouli was dismissed by Mike Dean following a collision with Phil Jones in the first half on Monday night and faced a three-match ban but the Algerian will now be available against Manchester City in the FA Cup on Friday.

Fernandinho will start his suspension that night. The Brazilian was dismissed for a third time in six appearances for a two-footed lunge on Johann Berg Gudmundsson and receives a four-match ban rather than the usual three games as it was his second Premier League dismissal of the campaign. His other red came in the Champions League against Borussia Mönchengladbach.

A West Ham statement read: “West Ham United can confirm that a Football Association regulatory commission has upheld the club’s claim for wrongful dismissal in respect of the red card shown to Sofiane Feghouli against Manchester United.”

Bournemouth have announced they have appealed against the red card shown to Simon Francis in the 3-3 draw with Arsenal on Tuesday night. If the original decision is upheld, the captain will miss the next three games, against Millwall, Hull and Watford.