Former Chelsea doctor Eva Carneiro has criticised the Football Association for failing to speak to her during the course of their investigation into alleged sexist abuse by manager Jose Mourinho.

The FA announced on Wednesday that it would take no action against Mourinho over a touchline row with Carneiro after the latter entered the field of play to treat Eden Hazard during the closing stages of Chelsea's 2-2 Premier League draw against Swansea City on August 8.

Carneiro, who was stood down from first-team duties and subsequently left the club, questioned the FA's decision to proceed without seeking her version of events and accused the organisation of "choosing to ignore some of the evidence".