midfielder has been handed a one-match ban by the Football Association for using abusive language towards a match official during the club's derby defeat to on Sunday,Air Max BW Shoes.

The England international accepted the charge of the suspension as well as an 8,000 pound fine, meaning he will miss his side's clash with Newcastle on Saturday.

Barry accepted the punishment after using abusive language allegedly towards fourth official Mark Clattenburg in the tunnel minutes after his side's 3-2 defeat to Manchester United last Sunday,Air Max 95 Shoes.

The news of the 31-year-old's suspension will come as a bitter blow for City boss Roberto Mancini, as Barry has been a key player for his side this season, featuring in 17 games so far in all competitions, after returning from a hernia operation in September which kept him out of Roy Hodgson's England squad for Euro 2012.

A statment on the club's official website said: "Both the Club and Gareth Barry reluctantly accept the punishment which leads to Gareth being unavailable to take part in the weekend&rsquo,Nike Free 7.0 Shoes;s match against Newcastle,Air Max 2013 Sneaker."

It's expected Barry will return to first-team action next week for City's Premier League clash with Reading.

The England international was banned for using abusive language towards match officials following his side's defeat to Manchester United last Sunday

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