The Disciplinary Court made official last week the harsh punishment for a large part of the Xeneize delegation for the incidents in Belo Horizonte, but the appeal has not yet come out of Boca. The details.
After three months, Conmebol officially announced last week what were the harsh sanctions for Boca for the incidents that occurred at the Mineirao stadium after the elimination of Xeneize in Copa Libertadores. While the idea of the club is appeal to reduce a good part of the penalties, the truth is that almost a week after the publication of the ruling, Boca’s official response has not yet come out. Why?
Boca asked Conmebol to send him the details of why they sanctioned each one of the protagonists, taking into account that there was players (Sebastián Villa, Cristian Pavón, Marcos Rojo, Carlos Izquierdoz, Diego González, Javier García), coaching staff (Leandro Somoza and Fernando Gayoso, members of Miguel Russo’s work team) and leaders (Raúl Cascini and Marcelo Delgado).
Newly once the club receives the supporting documents of each punishment, from Boca they will send the appeal, for which they will have within seven days since Conmebol sent you the detail. The main objective of the leadership is to reduce the most serious sanctions of the players: Villa (6), Pavón (6), Rojo (5) and Izquierdoz (4)
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Case by case: the sanctions Boca players received
- Diego González: Three suspension games and a fine of 15 thousand dollars.
- Sebastián Villa: Six suspension games and a fine of $ 30,000.
- Cristian Pavón: Six suspension games and a fine of $ 30,000.
- Javier García: Two suspension games and a fine of $ 10,000.
- Carlos Izquierdoz: Four games of suspension and a fine of 20 thousand dollars.
- Marcos Rojo: Five suspension games and a fine of $ 25,000.
- Norberto Briasco and Carlos Zambrano, for their part, received only one warning.
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