Urgent.. The South American Football Confederation imposes an unprecedented penalty on River Plate and Penarol
The South American Football Confederation imposed major sanctions on Argentine giants River Plate and Uruguay’s Peñarol; Due to fans’ misbehavior during the recent Copa Libertadores semi-final.
According to Argentine media, the two clubs were fined huge sums of money, in addition to the Nareben facing the risk of closing their stadiums as a result of their fans’ use of fireworks.
Meanwhile, the Argentine Football Association fined River Plate FC $100,000, forcing it to play one match without an audience.
The penalty came due to the noisy atmosphere that The most recent incident was made by the team’s fans during a home match against Atletico Mineiro.
Although the public support for River Plate had a positive impact on the players in many cases during the match, it exceeded the limits by lighting the flames, which led to measures being taken. Disciplinary.
On the other hand, Penarol Club received a more severe punishment, with the Uruguayan club fining an amount of $200,000, and it will be required to play three matches without fans, and it reflects The most severe punishment is the extent of the riot that occurred during the team’s match against Botafogo and Flamengo. The use of firecrackers and other pyrotechnics created a dangerous and chaotic environment, prompting decisive action by CONMEBOL.
The sanctions imposed on River Plate and Penarol form part of the ongoing efforts of CONMEBOL. South American Football Association to address fan violence and improve safety at football matches across South America.
The use of fireworks and pyrotechnics has long been a problem at matches in Latin America.
While The Latin American Football Confederation is determined We need to eliminate this dangerous phenomenon, by imposing such heavy fines and closing stadiums.
The recent actions of the South American Football Confederation come as a clear message to clubs and fans that such behavior will not be tolerated.
The Federation hopes that these sanctions will act as a deterrent and encourage clubs to take greater responsibility for the actions of their supporters.
The sanctions imposed on River Plate and Penarol are expected to have a significant impact on the two clubs, as The financial sanctions will put severe pressure on their budgets, while the stadium closure will deprive them of a vital source of revenue, and deprive their fans of the opportunity to watch their team play live.
For River Plate, losing home advantage for one match could potentially It will be costly in his quest to obtain the continental championship. The club will have to find a way to adapt without the support of its passionate fans, who have been the driving force behind its success in recent years.
Meanwhile, Peñarol faces a more challenging situation. Closing the stadium for three matches will seriously affect the club’s finances and may also harm its morale.
The Uruguayan giant will need to regain victories as a major force in South American football.
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