Brutal foul by Mateusz Klich. Cracovia player disqualified
The clubs were accused of firing pyrotechnics, starting fires and racist content; Klich and Cabaj disqualified
Quick Look
- In the Krakow derby won by Wisła 2-1, fans of both clubs fired pyrotechnics, which interrupted the game three times, and the League Commission fined Wisła PLN 60,000.
- PLN and Cracovia 40 thousand. zloty.
- Mateusz Klich received a six-match disqualification and a fine of PLN 20,000.
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Why It Matters
The article describes the events of the Krakow derby played on November 6, 204, in which Wisła won 2:1, and the decisions of the League Commission regarding penalties for both clubs and two people from Cracovia.
During the 204th Krakow derby played on November 6, won by Wisła 2:1, there were violations of order in the stands. Fans of both teams fired pyrotechnics, which led to the game being interrupted three times.
"In addition, there was a fire started in the stands, fans of both clubs burned scarves and T-shirts, and Wisła fans sent racist messages. The League Commission takes a firm approach to this type of incident, so it decided to punish both clubs," said Jarosław Poturnicki, chairman of the League Commission, quoted in the published statement.
Wisła Kraków received a financial penalty of PLN 60,000, and its fans will not be able to go to the next away match against Cracovia. Cracovia will have to pay a fine of PLN 40,000.
Mateusz Klich and Marcin Cabaj disqualified
The League Committee also dealt with a brutal foul by Cracovia player Mateusz Klich, for which he was excluded from the game by referee Szymon Marciniak. He was given a six-match ban. Additionally, the player must pay PLN 20,000.
Cracovia's goalkeeping coach, Marcin Cabaj, was also given a two-match disqualification for a red card.
Open Questions
- Will financial penalties be paid on time?
- Will clubs appeal against the decision of the League Commission?
- How long will the disqualification of Mateusz Klich and Marcin Cabaj last?
