( CNN ) -- Jose Mourinho 's bust-up with a Barcelona coach has cost the Real Madrid boss a two-match ban which will not affect his pitch-side attendance in La Liga this season . The 48-year-old was punished after being seen jabbing a finger into the eye of Barcelona assistant Tito Vilanova at the end of the second leg Spanish Super Cup in August . Vilanova was suspended for one match for slapping the Portuguese in retaliation , with both men also fined 600 euros ( $ 800 ) . However , the suspensions apply only to the pre-season Super Cup played between the league champions and Copa del Rey winners , and not other domestic matches . Barca 's website noted on Wednesday that the Spanish Football federation 's ruling indicated `` the absence of injury or lack of conclusive evidence on the intention to do harm by Mr . Mourinho . '' The August 17 match had erupted in ugly scenes in a repeat of last season 's enmity between the two teams , with Barca winning 3-2 for a 5-4 aggregate success . Marcelo was sent off for a bad tackle on Barca 's new signing Cesc Fabregas , whose teammate David Villa was red-carded along with Real 's Mesut Ozil when both returned to the pitch from the substitutes ' bench . Last season , Mourinho was given a European touchline ban for incidents in the tempestuous Champions League semifinal ties between the two teams . Real lost 3-1 on aggregate and Barca went on to claim the title for the fourth time .
Real Madrid coach handed two-match ban for future Spanish Super Cup matches . Jose Mourinho was seen to jab his finger in the eye of Barcelona assistant . Tito Vilanova was also suspended for one Super Cup match for his retaliation . Comment: