Dimayor published a bulletin of sanctions and made official the partial suspension of the position from Santa Fe for two dates.
The entity that governs the FPC uploaded each week’s sanctions bulletin to its social networks in which the different points and their respective measures are broken down.
One of them involved Santa Fe, which due to an event that occurred before Equidad suffered the partial suspension of El Campín for two days.
As detailed in Dimayor’s statement, the sanction originates from an attack suffered by the assistant referee with a coin at 54 minutes, a situation that caused a cut on his cheekbone in the game in which León won 2-0.
Yes ok Santa Fe argued that they were visitors and that security was an issue that was the responsibility of the localDimayor responded to this with the following fragment: “The clubs that act as visitors will be responsible for the improper conduct of spectators considered to be their followers, in accordance with the degree of guilt that can be established.”
As a summary of the sanction, Dimayor decided to partially suspend El Campín for two dates for Santa Fe, focusing on the northeastern stand. In addition, the club must pay a fine of $13,000,000.
