PFDK Hands Amed Sportif Faaliyetler Player Ballet a 3-Match Ban
The Professional Football Disciplinary Board (PFDK) issued fines and match bans to clubs and players for matches played in the Trendyol Süper Lig at its meeting on 05.11.2026. Amed Sportif Faaliyetler player Samuel Leo Beat Ballet received three official match bans for violent conduct toward an opposing player.

The Professional Football Disciplinary Board (PFDK) announced its decisions on matches played in the Trendyol Süper Lig at its 20th meeting, held on 05.11.2026. The decisions were published on the official website of the Turkish Football Federation.
The board's most notable decision concerns the match between Amed Sportif Faaliyetler and Eyüpspor. Amed player Samuel Leo Beat Ballet was banned for 3 official matches and fined 100,000 TL for violent conduct toward an opposing player before being sent off. Ballet was also fined an additional 100,000 TL for unsportsmanlike conduct after his dismissal.
In the same match, Amed Sportif Faaliyetler was fined 500,000 TL for failing to keep the stairwell gaps empty, which was the 4th occurrence of this offense during the season, and 280,000 TL for field incidents caused by fans. The spectators in block 130 of the East Lower Stand, where fans involved in the field incidents were seated, had their cards blocked, preventing them from entering the club's next home match.
In other decisions, Galatasaray was fined 280,000 TL for fan incidents at its match against Konyaspor on 30.10.2026, and 500,000 TL for offensive chanting, which was the 4th occurrence of this offense in a match where it was the away side. A complaint against Galatasaray over stairwell gaps was dismissed, with no penalty imposed. Erzurumspor technical director Serkan Özbalta and Erzurumspor coach Ziya Akçeken were each banned from the dressing room and the bench for 1 official match and fined 50,000 TL for insulting a spectator in the VIP stand. Kocaelispor was fined 350,000 TL for stairwell gaps, the 3rd occurrence of this offense during the same season. Kasımpaşa was fined 500,000 TL for offensive chanting, the 2nd occurrence of this offense in a match it hosted.



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