Blasters under threat of double penalty | Madhyamam

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Mumbai: There is a possibility of action against Kerala Blasters who left the field in protest against the controversial goal during the match against Bengaluru FC in the Indian Super League playoffs.

It is reported that he will face disciplinary action by the All India Football Federation and ISL organizers. There are indications that AIFF will impose a fine of Rs 5 to 7 crore. However, points may not be deducted or the team may be disqualified. ISL action is also likely to be fined.

National media reported that action will also be taken against head coach Ivan Vukomanovic, who recalled the players. After the controversial free kick goal by Sunil Chhetri, the match was recalled without completion. Violation of sportsmanship is punishable by heavy fines. As per the All India Football Federation’s Disciplinary Rule 58, the penalty is a minimum fine of Rs 6 lakh and disqualification from the current matches or suspension from future matches.

The club will also face disciplinary action by the ISL authorities. In addition to fines, there are provisions in the league’s rules for point deductions and suspensions.

News Summary – Possible action against Kerala Blasters

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