Fluminense has one more case to respond to in the Disciplinary Court of Conmebol, after the suspension applied to left-back Marcelo. For being the principal, the club was denounced for a list of episodes in the game against Argentinos Juniors, for the round of 16 of the Libertadores, last Tuesday (8).
What happened
The security official’s report recorded confrontation between Argentine fans and security forces (private agents and military police).
The match delegate reported racial abuse by one of the Argentinos fans to a security guard. There were shouts of “monkey”.
Fluminense fans exploded at least four bombs throughout the game in the stands.
Objects were thrown into the field by the Fluminense fans.
Argentine fans also threw cups towards the tricolor crowd.
What can happen to Fluminense
Conmebol’s Disciplinary Code is broad. It ranges from fines to more serious punishments, such as closing sectors of the stadium.
The tricolor was already surprised by a punishment considered serious to Marcelo for the expulsion in the first leg against Argentinos – three games.
Now, stay alert for what comes in this process because of the confusion involving the away crowd.
Flu has until next Thursday (17) to submit the defense in writing.
Departure delegate report
In the 54th minute of the match. From the Argentinos Juniors fans’ section, there was verbal aggression and a glass of beer being thrown at local fans, located under the visitors’ stand.
A guard located in that sector asked visitors to stop the attacks. And he was insulted with shouts of “monkey”.
The guard tried to stop the fan, which led to confrontation with other visiting fans located in the place. At that moment, the police intervened to detain an Argentinos fan who broke a seat in the stadium. After that, the fight involved fans and police, ending with shooting rubber bullets.
Five fans were detained and had wounds on their bodies. There were reports of three guards with minor injuries.
There were bombs, four in all, thrown by local fans after Fluminense’s first goal.
Why the Flu was framed
Article 12. Order and Security at Matches
1. Member Associations and clubs playing at home must:
d. Ensure order in the stadiums and their surroundings, as well as the correct organization of matches.
2. The disciplinary sanctions provided for in article 6 of this Code may be imposed on Member Associations and clubs, in cases of incorrect or inappropriate behavior by their supporters, among which are indicated:
B. Throw objects;
w. Light flares, fireworks or any other type of pyrotechnic object.
It is. Using gestures, words, chants, objects or other means to convey any inappropriate message at a sporting event, particularly if it is political, offensive or provocative in nature;
2023-08-11 07:00:00
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