Bans, fines and home ban: STJD punishes Corinthians after derby trouble | OneFootball

Tried by the Superior Court of Sports Justice (STJD) this Friday (17), Corinthians was punished over incidents on and off the field in the derby against Palmeiras, played at Neo Química Arena last Sunday (12). Among the rulings, the club received fines, player suspensions, and a home-game ban.

With formal charges filed the day after the Derby, Hugo Souza, Matheuzinho, Breno Bidon, André and goalkeeping coach Luiz Fernando Santos were charged under different articles of the Brazilian Code of Sports Justice.

In addition, Corinthians was held institutionally responsible due to incidents such as a drone entering the stadium with a provocation aimed at the rival, delays in the restart, and a case of racial abuse against opposing goalkeeper Carlos Miguel.

Photo: Rodrigo Coca/Agência Corinthians

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Sent off for making an obscene gesture on the field, midfielder André received the minimum punishment of a one-match suspension. Full-back Matheuzinho, who was shown a red card for punching Flaco López, was handed a four-match ban.

Hugo Souza, charged over statements about the refereeing after the match, received a two-match suspension. Midfielder Breno Bidon and goalkeeping coach Luiz Fernando Santos were acquitted. Both had been charged for involvement in the tunnel altercation.

Corinthians was also fined R$ 10,000 over the drone incident and R$ 2,000 for the delay. Due to the racial abuse case, Timão lost one home game and was fined R$ 80,000. Both teams were fined R$ 20,000 for the post-match altercation.

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