At its meeting on June 2, PFDK concluded the files of Trabzonspor and Konyaspor, who were referred to discipline after the Ziraat Turkish Cup final. Both clubs were fined under different headings.
Highlights
- Trabzonspor was penalized for fan incidents, ugly and bad chants, and collective unsportsmanlike conduct.
- Konyaspor also received a fine for similar reasons at the same meeting.
- İlhan Palut was banned from one official match and fined.
- Decisions were also announced regarding Guelor Kanga Kaku and Çorum FK after the play-off final.
Trabzonspor and Konyaspor files
The Black Sea team was fined 440 thousand lira due to field incidents caused by their fans. Trabzonspor was also fined 35 thousand lira for ugly and bad chants, and 54 thousand lira for collective unsportsmanlike conduct.
Severe sanctions were also applied to Konyaspor Club within the same file. The club was fined 880 thousand lira for field incidents caused by their fans, 20 thousand lira for ugly and bad chants, and 54 thousand lira for collective unsportsmanlike conduct.
Ban and fine for İlhan Palut
Konyaspor Head Coach İlhan Palut was banned from one official match due to unsportsmanlike conduct towards the match referee in the Turkish Cup final. Palut was also fined 80 thousand lira for this reason.
The board also considered Palut's presence in the referee's dressing room without accreditation as a violation of the instructions. It was decided to impose an additional fine of 40 thousand lira under this heading.
Decision also came from the play-off final
A decision was also made regarding Esenler Erokspor athlete Guelor Kanga Kaku after the TFF 1st League Promotion play-off final. Kaku was banned from one official match and fined 40 thousand lira for unsportsmanlike conduct towards the assistant referee before being sent off.
In the same match, Kaku was fined an additional 10 thousand lira for being in the accredited area after being sent off. Çorum FK was also fined 220 thousand lira due to field incidents caused by their fans.
Context: PFDK decisions brought disciplinary practices towards clubs, technical staff, and players back to the agenda once again after the final and play-off matches.