article_snippet: Jedinak has accepted an FA charge for violent conduct and has been banned for four matches after elbowing West Ham striker Diafra Sakho.
article_snippet: Jedinak had until 6pm on Tuesday night to appeal against the charge - a move which would have made Jedinak available to face Southampton - but Jedinak decided to accept it at the risk of a lengthier ban for a frivolous appeal.
article_snippet: As the 30-year-old Australian has already been sent off this season - against Sunderland - he has been given a four-match ban, FA FA confirmed on Tuesday afternoon.
article_snippet: As well as missing the trip to Southampton on Tuesday night, Jedinak is banned for Palace's home match against QPR on March 14, an away fixture at Stoke on March 21 and Manchester City's visit to Selhurst Park on April 6.
article_snippet: A Palace statement on Tuesday read: 'Crystal Palace midfielder Mile Jedinak has accepted the violent conduct charge from the Football Association handed to Crystal Palace midfielder Mile Jedinak yesterday (Monday).'
article_snippet: Shortly after an the FA statement confirmed: 'Crystal Palace midfielder Mile Jedinak will serve a four match suspension with immediate effect after Crystal Palace midfielder Mile Jedinak admitted an the FA charge of violent conduct which was not seen by the match officials but caught on video.'
article_snippet: Crystal Palace's captain is set to be banned for four games after Crystal Palace's captain was sent off earlier in the season .
highlights_snippet: Crystal Palace captain Mile Jedinak charged by FA with violent conduct .
  
highlights_snippet: Jedinak accepts charge and is given four-match ban .
  