Mourinho insulted at match where Benfica boss wasn’t even there | OneFootball

The Disciplinary Council of the Portuguese Football Federation has fined Porto 5,000 euros. The issue at hand is the insulting chants of the blue and white team's fans, in Vila do Conde, during the match against Rio Ave, against José Mourinho, who now coaches Benfica.

"At 86 minutes into the game, the fans associated with the visiting sports society, Porto, better identified by the color of their clothing, scarves and accessories, located in the central west stand, North Side, (...) chanted in unison and repeatedly the chant: 'Mourinho is gay, Mourinho is gay, he's a p...' - as described in the LPFP Delegate's report", it can be read.

The club led by André Villas Boas was also fined 1,122 euros following the banner displayed during the same match - "Lampiões in trouble? The Teixeira League will sort it out" - and other chants, mostly directed at rival Benfica.

According to the punishment map, the offenses were repeated in unison during the match. In addition to this sanction, the Porto SAD was also subject to other smaller fines, related to the behavior of the fans, which raised the total to 5,000 euros.

As for Benfica, the visit to AFS's field (3-0 victory) resulted in almost five thousand euros in fines. The FPF Disciplinary Council once again punished Benfica for the use of pyrotechnics in the stands (3,190 euros). The other fine, of 1,910 euros, is related to the invasion of the "sports show area" by a fan at 90+4 minutes.

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