The goalkeeper of the UANL Tigres Nahuel Guzmán must face an eleven-game suspension imposed by the Disciplinary Commission of the Mexican Football Federation, to sanction his sporting attitude in last Saturday’s royal classic between Monterrey vs. Tigres using a laser light against Monterrey goalkeeper Esteban Andrada.
In addition to the severe sanction, as the case merited, for an attitude of this nature, taking into account that the professional player is a public figure who should highlight and show examples of sportsmanship and Fair Play, a fine and participation were also imposed. of hours of social work
In the official report of the Disciplinary Commission released through a statement, it stated the following: “This commission has decided to sanction the player Nahuel Ignacio Guzmán Palomeque of Club Tigres with an 11-game suspension, a financial fine and hours of social work. for the conduct shown during the aforementioned match that violates the FMF Sanctions Regulations.”
Sanction against Nahuel Guzmán
The punishment of Nahuel Guzmán was based on the following articles of the FMF Sanctions Regulations:
Article 18 paragraph b)
“Contravene the principles of sportsmanship and “Fair Play”, through actions and/or mockery towards the Match Officials, the Players, the employees or Directors of the Affiliated Clubs, the FMF Authorities or the public in attendance.”
Article 18 paragraph h)
“Failure to diligently comply with the provisions of the Match Officials.”
Article 18 paragraph i)
“Inciting the public to carry out inappropriate, aggressive or vandalistic acts against any person.
Article 18 paragraph j)
“Carrying out inappropriate conduct”
Article 71 paragraph b)
“Carry out conduct that is detrimental to “Fair Play”, sport, fair play and federated football in general”
The Tigres de la UANL team was also fined more than $400,000 thousand pesos ($27,000 thousand dollars), according to the seriousness of the events at the home of the Rayados de Monterrey, in the spectacular duel that both teams developed on last Saturday.
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