Fernando Hernández, referee who gave the knee last Saturday in Argentina Lucas RomeroLeón midfielder, received 12 game punishments for this action that occurred in the duel Between the Lion and America on the thirteenth day of the Clausura 2023 Mexican soccer tournament.
The sanction of the FIFA referee was announced on Tuesday by the Disciplinary Commission of the Mexican Football Federation (FMF) in a press release. “Fernando Hernandez Gomez, central referee of the match, was authorized by the Disciplinary Commission with a 12-game suspension, for violating Article 30 subsection g) of the FMF Sanctions Regulations, by engaging in violent behavior against a player,” explained the FMF entity.
Hernández will miss the remainder of the Clausurawhich from this Friday will play on day 14 of 18, and the start of the next tournament.
“To the fans and the public in general, I apologize, as well as to @lucas_romero29 for my reaction yesterday; I will never attack him or any other player. I know this, I will follow the resolution that will be made by the Commission Disciplinary accordingly. “, the judge apologized on Sunday in his social networks.
The Commission started the investigation last Monday and less than 24 hours later announced the sanctions for the arbitrator as well as the Rosemarywho for “violating the principles of sportsmanship and “‘Fair Play'” when fighting the refereeing body of the match will leave the pitch for two games.
The Disciplinary Commission also sanctioned the coaches of León and AméricaNicolás Larcamón and Fernando Ortiz, respectively.
The strategists will have a two-game sanction for starring in a fight in the match, in which Ortiz tore Larcamón’s shirt and in which Hernández sent them off.
“Both clubs have been warned about the future behavior of their players and coaching staff, because in the event that this type of action is taken again, the Disciplinary Commission may impose more severe sanctions against them,” the commission said in the note. press.
Source: La Verdad
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