Indian Super League: FC Goa Fined, 2 Players Suspended For 2 Matches
Luciano Sabrosa and Rafael Dumas were found guilty of "Offensive Behaviour Towards Match Officials" under the AIFF Disciplinary Code Article 58 for aggressive attitude towards match referee
- Press Trust of India
- Updated: November 11, 2016 06:07 PM IST
Highlights
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FC Goa fined Rs 4.4 lakh by AIFF's Disciplinary Committee
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Two FC Goa suspended for two ISL 2016 matches
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Sabrosa, Dumas found guilty of offensive behaviour towards referees
Indian Super League side FC Goa were on Friday slapped a fine of Rs 4.4 lakh for two separate incidents of team misconduct while their two players were suspended for two matches each for "offensive behaviour" by All India Football Federation's Disciplinary Committee.
Luciano Sabrosa and Rafael Dumas were found guilty of "Offensive Behaviour Towards Match Officials" under the AIFF Disciplinary Code Article 58 for aggressive attitude towards match referee during their match against Kerala Blasters on November 8 in Kochi.
"AIFF Disciplinary Committee has sanctioned a two match suspension with immediate effect to FC Goa players Luciano Sabrosa (Jersey no 4) and Rafael Dumas (Jersey no.5) for the Hero Indian Super League 2016," a statement from the ISL said.
"Both Luciano and Rafael will not be available for selection in today's (11th November) game (Match No. 36) against NorthEast United and the following 16th November game (Match No. 40) against Mumbai City FC, to be played at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, Fatorda, Goa," it added.
"Additionally the Disciplinary Committee have fined FC Goa Rs 2,40,000 (Two Lakh and Forty Thousand) Rs 2,00,000 (Two Lakh) for two separate incidents of 'team misconduct' under Article 53 'A' and 53 'B' of the AIFF Disciplinary Code."