STJD sets date to hear Allan’s appeal for Palmeiras | OneFootball

The STJD (Superior Court of Sports Justice) scheduled, last Wednesday, the date for the trial of the appeal regarding the punishment of midfielder Allan from Palmeiras.

The trial of the appeal presented by the club was set for this Monday, November 10th – the same day Bruno Henrique from Flamengo will be judged for deliberately getting a yellow card to favor bettors in 2023. The STJD session will begin at 10 AM (Brasília time).

It is worth remembering that Allan had already been punished. The midfielder was suspended for two games and missed the match against Grêmio. The young player was also set to miss the game against Cruzeiro, but Palmeiras obtained a suspensive effect from the STJD and has since been able to count on the player.

It remains to be seen whether the STJD will uphold the player's punishment. While the trial is pending, Allan is free to play in the derby against Santos this Thursday and in the match against Mirassol, scheduled for this Sunday.

Recall the case

On July 23rd, during the 16th round of the Brazilian Championship, Palmeiras faced Fluminense at Maracanã. In the final minutes of the match, Allan ended up being sent off.

The Palmeiras midfielder attempted to steal the ball and hit Samuel Xavier's face with an elbow. After a VAR review, referee Ramon Abatti Abel showed the red card to the player.

Allan was charged under article 250 of the CBJD (Brazilian Code of Sports Justice), which deals with “committing an unfair or hostile act during the match.” As a result, he was punished by the STJD with a two-match suspension but served only one due to the suspensive effect obtained by the club.

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