Paulinho, Abel Ferreira and Allan: Palmeiras STJD bans in 2026 | OneFootball

Palmeiras midfielder Mauricio will be tried by the STJD next Tuesday, August 4, at 10 a.m. (Brasília time), because of an incident in the match against Vitória last Wednesday (29) in the Brazilian Championship.

Recall STJD punishments that affected Palmeiras

Abel Ferreira

Coach Abel Ferreira was punished with an eight-match suspension after being sent off in the clashes against Fluminense and São Paulo. After the appeal was judged, the manager had his punishment reduced to seven matches.

Allan

Midfielder Allan was sent off at the end of the first half for a tackle in Palmeiras' match against Chapecoense. The Academy product was charged under Article 254 of the CBJD for violent play and punished with a two-match suspension.

Paulinho

The Fourth Commission of the STJD had judged and acquitted Paulinho over a gesture, described as obscene in the complaint, made by the player after the third goal against Flamengo.

The STJD Prosecutor's Office appealed the decision and suspended the No. 10 for one match.

Murilo

Defender Murilo was sent off at the start of the second half of the match against Athletico-PR and left complaining about the refereeing. The STJD judged the defender over the incidents and suspended the player for one match.

Palmeiras' Silence Rule

Because of the seven-match suspension imposed by the STJD on coach Abel Ferreira, Palmeiras' coaching staff chose not to give interviews before and after the match against Corinthians, held on April 12.

The CBF filed a notice of infraction with the STJD because of the failure to comply with the protocols set out in the Competition Manual.

Palmeiras was judged over the incidents and was punished, under Article 191 of the CBJD, with a fine of R$20,000, with R$10,000 for the pre-match and R$10,000 for the post-match.

Barboza had sentence reduced

Alexander Barboza had been punished by the STJD with a two-match suspension because of a sending-off on March 14, when he was still playing for Botafogo.

The full court judged the appeal filed by the Rio club together with Alviverde and reduced the defender's punishment to one match. As a result, the player was able to face Coritiba on July 23, when the Brazilian Championship resumed after the World Cup.

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