Orhan Ak Handed Match Ban
The TFF Professional Football Disciplinary Board gave Gaziantep FK head coach Orhan Ak a ban from the dressing room and bench during an official match, plus a 50,000 lira fine. In the same process, the board fined John Lammers 100,000 lira.
The Turkish Football Federation Professional Football Disciplinary Board announced a series of decisions concerning clubs and technical staff in the Süper Lig.
According to the announced decisions, Beşiktaş was fined 1 million 60 thousand lira and Trabzonspor 710 thousand lira. Gençlerbirliği will pay 530 thousand, Göztepe 420 thousand, and Amed Sportif Faaliyetler 350 thousand lira. Fenerbahçe, Galatasaray and TÜMOSAN Konyaspor were each fined 280 thousand lira.
Gaziantep FK head coach Orhan Ak was disciplined for insulting a member of the opposing team. Ak was banned from entering the dressing room and the bench during an official match and was also fined 50 thousand lira. İstanbul Başakşehir assistant coach John Lammers received a 100 thousand lira fine for an unsportsmanlike act against a member of the opposing team.
The board's decisions also covered the Trendyol 1. Lig. Batman Petrolspor will pay a 280 thousand lira fine. Kayserispor and Vanspor FK were each fined 140 thousand lira.
In addition, three players were disciplined for violent conduct toward an opposing player. Oğuz Yıldırım of Ümraniyespor, Aytaç Kara of İstanbulspor and Luis Mago of Muğlaspor were each banned for two matches. Each of them was also fined 33 thousand 500 lira.
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