Inquiry launched into Sporting-FC Porto incident that left 17 injured | OneFootball

The Disciplinary Council (CD) of the Portuguese Football Federation (FPF) launched an inquiry this Monday regarding the breaking of glass in a stand at the José Alvalade Stadium, which occurred during the Primeira Liga match between Sporting and FC Porto and resulted in 17 injuries.

The incidents, which took place on Saturday during FC Porto’s 2-1 victory at Alvalade, are now the subject of an inquiry process, as decided by the professional section of the FPF’s Disciplinary Council.

According to the FPF’s Disciplinary Council, the aim is to determine the “disciplinary relevance” of the breaking of the glass barriers in one of the sectors of the north stand of the stadium.

“The inquiry was initiated following information contained in the match delegate’s report and a submission sent through the Integrity and Compliance Unit of the Portuguese Football Federation,” reads the statement accompanying the opening of the inquiry process.

The dossier, the investigation of which will proceed privately until the end of the process, was today forwarded to the Instructors’ Committee of the Portuguese Professional Football League (LPFP).

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