Bursaspor fined 251 thousand TL by PFDK
Following the away match against Menemen, the Professional Football Disciplinary Board (PFDK) announced its decisions, imposing a total fine of 251 thousand TL on Bursaspor.
The Professional Football Disciplinary Board (PFDK) has announced its decisions following the Nesine 2nd League Red Group match played by Bursaspor away against Menemen FK. Due to disciplinary violations during the match played on February 21, 2026, the green-and-white club was fined a total of 251 thousand TL.
Ugly chanting and stairwell violation
According to the PFDK decision, Bursaspor was fined 40 thousand TL in accordance with Article 53/2 of the Football Disciplinary Instructions due to ugly and bad chanting caused by its fans, and because this action was repeated for the 4th time away from home in the same season. In the same match, a fine of 211 thousand TL was imposed by majority vote in accordance with Article 49/3 of the FDT because the stairwells were not kept clear and this violation occurred for the 9th time during the season.
Separate fines for two individuals
Within the scope of the decisions, Süleyman Fatih Şen was fined 10 thousand TL under Article 46/1 of the FDT for failing to carry his accreditation card in a visible manner. Coşkun Yavuz was also fined 10 thousand TL in accordance with Article 46/1 of the FDT for being on the pitch, where he was not accredited, after the match.
News Source: 12punto
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