The match between FC Aktobe and Shymkent's Ordabasy, which ended in a 3:1 victory for the visitors, continued beyond the football pitch. Following the match, the red-and-whites received two club fines, and the head coach received another. The total amount of the penalties exceeded 2.3 million tenge. Ordabasy were fined once.
WHAT AKTOBE WERE PUNISHED FOR
According to the Telegram channel HALYQSTAN, the Control, Disciplinary and Ethics Committee of the Kazakhstan Football Federation (KFF) imposed fines following the match.
The largest penalty — 1,297,500 tenge (300 MRP) — was imposed on Aktobe for violations in organising the match and failure to comply with safety requirements. One of the violations was the unauthorised entry of club director Bakytbek Duzelbayev into the referees' dressing room.
A further 865,000 tenge (200 MRP) is to be paid by the club for the behaviour of its fans. After the team's defeat, supporters chanted obscene expressions directed at the match officials and insulted the opposition.
A separate fine of 216,250 tenge (50 MRP) was imposed on Aktobe head coach Igor Cherevchenko for remarks of a discrediting nature.
Shymkent's Ordabasy did not escape punishment either. The club was fined 259,500 tenge (60 MRP) for a three-minute delay to the start of the match caused by the team's late exit from the dressing room.
AKTOBE TOOK ON PAYMENT OF THE FEMALE SUPPORTERS' FINES
Earlier, FBRK reported that, following the scandal over a provocative banner in the stands, the Aktobe management announced its readiness to pay the administrative fines of six underage female supporters who had been held accountable.
The club emphasised that it does not condone insults on grounds of nationality and advocates respectful relations between supporters.
THE OUTCOME
Thus, the disciplinary score stood at 3:1. The total sum of fines imposed on Aktobe and its head coach reached 2,378,750 tenge, while Ordabasy received a penalty of 259,500 tenge.
The Kazakhstan Football Federation reminded that clubs are responsible for organising matches, the actions of their representatives and the behaviour of supporters.
