Porto clash back in the spotlight, heavy consequences for Benfica | OneFootball

The classic match between Benfica and Porto continues to be a hot topic. Besides the suspension of José Mourinho, this time the discussion revolves around the 25th round match due to disciplinary decisions related to the behavior in the stands during the game.

The Disciplinary Council ended up imposing a total fine of 30,850 euros on the Reds, as a consequence of several incidents recorded throughout the match, mainly related to objects being thrown onto the pitch and the use of pyrotechnics.

Among the reported incidents, it is noteworthy that Gabri Veiga, a midfielder for the Dragons, was hit by an object thrown from the stands, a situation that was included in the official report, although without identifying those responsible.

Additionally, there were several cases of fans entering the stadium irregularly (nine in total) or engaging in inappropriate behavior (one for being intoxicated), leading to the expulsion of some from the venue during the game.

There were also moments of heightened tension, including the use of flares, firecrackers, and even the burning of objects related to Porto, a situation that reportedly caused minor injuries to a police officer, contributing to the increased sanctions imposed on Benfica.

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