He Real Betis will appeal to the Appeals Committee the one-match sanction imposed by the Disciplinary Committee of the Royal Spanish Football Federation on Tuesday Chimy Avilaafter being sent off for the straight red card he saw on Sunday against Villarreal. The green and white club has already presented the allegations in the minutes, but Disciplina points out that the video presented as evidence by Betis does not serve to contradict what Cuadra Fernández wrote.
The president of the club himself, Ángel Haro, announced after the meeting of shareholders this Tuesday, that Betis will appeal to the Appeals after learning of the one-match sanction, which could be greater based on the words of minute: “We are going to We will accept the rule again, but as long as we have resources, we will use them. I already said my opinion on refereeing specifically. play. Come on, no “It’s just that we don’t understand it . No one in the football community understands this,” the Betic president said about it.
The Disciplinary Committee indicates in its resolution that “there is no apparent error” in the report of the Balearic referee, which is not distorted by the videographic evidence presented by the referee, who stated the following in the report, written after seeing the images of the played on television: “In the 34th minute the player (9) Ávila Caballero, Luis Ezequiel, was sent off for the following reason: For making a tackle on an opponent from behind, knocking him down, without any intention to play the ball. and having the opposite as its object. “Later, he launches a second kick, this one without hitting him.”
“REAL BETIS BALOMPIÉ, SAD requests to declare the existence of an apparent material error in the drafting of the minutes, considering that the action does not deserve punishment, because the events did not take place in the way that can be seen in the arbitration record.
This Disciplinary Committee considers that the videographic evidence presented does not provide any element of evidence that could undermine what can be seen in the minutes, and it is proven that Mr. Luis Ezequiel Ávila Caballero carried out the action described in the minutes of the arbitration, acting in a violent manner. way. , without causing harmful or damaging consequences, in an action subsumable to article 130.1 of the Disciplinary Code of the Royal Spanish Football Federation. For this reason, it is appropriate to reject the allegations made, and punish the aforementioned player with a suspension of one match, in application of the provisions of article 130.1 of the Disciplinary Code, with corresponding accessory fines, in accordance with article 52.3,” states the resolution of the Disciplinary Committee, which will be appealed before the Appeals Committee.
The aforementioned Committee also reprimanded Pellegrini, Lo Celso, Ruibal and Bakambu “for drafting or making observations, actions or objections to the main referee”, while the sports director, Manu Fajardo, was subject to a “fine for -behavior contrary to good sportsmanship, at half time of the game.”
Source: La Verdad
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