Disciplinary Board fines Porto over insults aimed at Benfica | OneFootball

According to the disciplinary report released this Thursday by the Disciplinary Board of the Portuguese Football Federation (FPF), Porto were fined 6,174 euros due to the various incidents that took place in the match against Estoril, played last Sunday at the António Coimbra da Mota Stadium.

The biggest portion, 3,190 euros, relates to the "use of explosive or pyrotechnic devices" by their supporters. The second, amounting to 1,836 euros, has to do with the "two-minute delay to the start of the second half due to both teams being late in returning to the pitch with no apparently justified reason".

In addition, Porto’s SAD has to pay 1,148 euros due to insults directed at Benfica - who are seeing Pavlidis being left behind -, Frederico Varandas (Sporting president) and Luís Godinho, the referee of the match in Estoril, which counted for the 29th round of the Liga Portugal Betclic.

The parameters of the respective punishments can be read in the disciplinary report of the FPF Disciplinary Board: "a) In the 41st minute of the first half, they chanted in unison, clearly, audibly and perceptibly, the following phrase: "SLB, SLB, sons of b... SLB".

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