Title decider lands FC Porto with fine of more than €28,000 | OneFootball

The Disciplinary Board (CD) of the Portuguese Football Federation (FPF) published this Thursday the list of sanctions relating to the matches of the 32nd round of the Primeira Liga, a round that ended with FC Porto winning their 31st national championship title after a 1-0 victory over Alverca at the Estádio do Dragão.

In the case of the Dragons, Jakub Kiwior, in addition to a reprimand, was fined 102 euros after being shown a yellow card in the 38th minute, but the most significant sanction falls on the blue-and-white SAD, which will have to pay a total of 28,328 euros resulting from five separate infractions.

The first fine, amounting to 1,938 euros, according to the CD, is related to a three-minute delay in the start of the match due to FC Porto’s late arrival at the access tunnel to the Dragão pitch, without any justification, a situation made worse by repeat offending.

The second fine imposed on FC Porto’s SAD, and the heaviest of the five, amounts to 8,925 euros and was based on the use of the stadium sound system by announcer Henrique Mano to chant, in the 90+4th minute: “E salta Porto, e salta Porto, alé,” followed by the chants: “Oh mágico Porto” and “Porto, Porto,” even though this did not coincide with the announcement of the attendance or with substitutions, in a case also aggravated by repeat offending.

Meanwhile, the improper behavior of FC Porto supporters in the South End Stand at the Dragão, who shouted the insult “Son of a b****” on three separate occasions when Alverca’s goalkeeper was about to take goal kicks, as well as “Varandas, you’re tapped, you son of a b****” and “Varandas, c****, Porto are champions,” the latter two aimed at Sporting president Frederico Varandas late in the match, resulted in a fine of 1,530 euros.

Lastly, the use of pyrotechnic devices or explosives, also in a context of repeat offending, by supporters at the Dragão will cost FC Porto’s SAD 15,935 euros, with 6,375 euros for the entry and presence of these objects in the stadium and 9,560 euros for their use at various moments.

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