PFDK imposes 1 million 78 thousand lira fine on Murat Sancak
The Turkish Football Federation (TFF) Professional Football Disciplinary Committee (PFDK) has handed Adana Demirspor Club President Murat Sancak a 5-month and 12-day ban from football-related activities, in addition to a total fine of 1 million 78 thousand lira.
According to the statement released by the federation, Sancak was issued a total of 42 days of ban from football-related activities and a 200 thousand lira fine for unsportsmanlike conduct toward the match referee and representative, a 4-month ban and 400 thousand lira fine for his actions toward the referee in the referee dressing room corridors, a 400 thousand lira fine for his statements to the media, and a 78 thousand lira fine for being in areas where he was not accredited.
While the club was fined 168 thousand lira due to incidents caused by Adana Demirspor fans, executive Metin Korkmaz was also fined 78 thousand lira.
İstanbulspor President Ecmel Sarıalioğlu received a 100 thousand lira fine and a 21-day ban from football-related activities due to unsportsmanlike conduct.
The committee also issued fines for various incidents and offensive chanting caused by fans, totaling 372 thousand lira for MKE Ankaragücü, 56 thousand lira for Mondihome Kayserispor, 440 thousand lira for Beşiktaş, and 112 thousand lira for Fenerbahçe.
News Source: 12punto
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