FC Porto: Farioli’s assistant sent off in the derby, apologises to referees | OneFootball

The League's punishment map, released this Thursday, indicates that Lino Godinho, assistant to Francesco Farioli, who was expelled in the Alvalade classic last Saturday, "apologized for his behavior to the refereeing team."

Expelled for "offensive, insulting or abusive gestures and language" directed at a Sporting player, the member of FC Porto's technical team went to the referees' locker room after the final whistle and expressed regret for what he had said on the field: "What do you want, damn it?"

Despite this, Lino Godinho was sanctioned with a one-game suspension and a fine of 1,150 euros, penalties imposed by the Disciplinary Council of the Portuguese Football Federation (FPF).

In addition to the assistant, the physical trainer of the blue and white emblem, the Englishman Callum Walsh, also received a one-game suspension and a fine of 1,530 euros for having provoked a "conflict, pushing an opposing player", after the end of the match.

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