Chelsea midfielder Obi Mikel wrongly accused referee <span>Mark Clattenburg of using inappropriate language when the London team faced Manchester United in October. <br /><br />The FA investigated Mikel's claims and cleared the referee of making racist remarks to the Nigeria international, who was handed a three - match ban and fined.<br /><br />For the first time since the incident, </span><span><span>Mark Clattenburg will be officiating a match involving Chelsea after he was appointed to oversee the&nbsp; home clash against Swansea this weekend.<br /><br />Obi Mikel has put the matter behind him and has said he's ready to play in any match involving </span></span><span><span>Clattenburg.<br /><br />''</span></span>Everything is put to bed, we move on. If he refereed a game there would certainly be no problem.<br /><br />''Now it is done, I am glad it is over. I am sure he is glad it is over as well, and the FA. We can move on from here,'' Mikel said last December.<br />