FC Porto fined for fans’ chants: “Mourinho is gay” | OneFootball

The sixth round of the League resulted in tens of thousands of euros in fines. The list released this Thursday by the FPF Disciplinary Council mainly targets Sporting, which is required to pay more than 16,700 euros. During the match against Moreirense on Monday, Sporting fans used pyrotechnics, accounting for more than eight thousand euros of the fine.

The second-largest fine, over 6,300 euros, is due to the entry of pyrotechnic devices into the stadium and the display of a banner larger than authorized. One of the banners read "We Are Back," marking the return to Alvalade of individuals linked to the attack on the Alcochete academy in 2018.

Additionally, the FPF Disciplinary Council fined Sporting 944 euros for insults directed at Moreirense and 1,122 euros for a three-minute delay during the halftime break.

FC Porto was also penalized, with a total of 4,312 euros. The largest portion, 3,190 euros, corresponds to insulting chants in Vila do Conde directed at José Mourinho: "Mourinho is gay, he's a faggot." The club will also pay 1,122 euros for a banner insinuating the League's favoritism towards Benfica, along with fines related to offensive chants against the Benfica emblem.

As for Benfica, the visit to AVS resulted in nearly five thousand euros in fines. The Disciplinary Council once again penalized the club for the use of pyrotechnics in the stands (3,190 euros). The other fine, amounting to 1,910 euros, was due to a fan invading the "sports event area" at 90+4 minutes.

In the Minho derby, Vitória de Guimarães was fined nearly four thousand euros for pyrotechnics, insults, and the use of banners exceeding the permitted dimensions. Coach Luís Pinto's phrase "This is a f****** disgrace" led to his expulsion, suspension, and a fine of 3,570 euros.

Finally, Sp. Braga was sanctioned with around seven thousand euros due to the use of pyrotechnics (5,740 euros), fan insults (638 euros), and a delay in accessing the tunnel at the start of the match (1,224 euros).

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