Sanctions announced after the ‘bust-up’ between América and Toluca | OneFootball

The match between América and Toluca ended in a scuffle at Estadio Banorte after Helinho delivered a kick that earned him a red card.

The Disciplinary Commission announced the sanctions for everyone involved in the altercations, with three punished on Toluca’s side and two on Las Águilas’ side.

For América, Henry Martín was handed a one-match suspension and Alejandro Zendejas received a financial fine; there was also another fine for Estadio Banorte due to the fans’ behavior.

For Toluca, Helinho was suspended for three matches, Antonio Mohamed for one match, and his assistant, Sahyr Mohamed, for one match; all of them also received financial fines.

What happened at Estadio Banorte?

Just as the match was about to end, Helinho lost his head and kicked out off the ball, prompting the referee to immediately show a red card.

América’s players went over to confront Helinho, and the Toluca player was still heated, so the shoving started and that was when the scuffle broke out.

The same Toluca player, as he was about to leave the field, shoved Zendejas from behind and then tried to land a couple of slaps, though he failed to connect properly.

And even in the tunnel area leading to the locker rooms, he exchanged words with Henry Martín, who was waiting for him to call him out over what he had done.

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