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Sporting Lagos fined N1m for fan misbehaviour
Sporting Lagos has been fined ₦1 million by the Nigeria Premier Football League for violating the security protocols outlined in the Framework and Rules of the league.
The incident occurred during their matchday 9 fixture against Heartland FC on Sunday, when Sporting Lagos supporters threw objects onto the pitch.
The NPFL disciplinary committee has issued a formal notice to Sporting Lagos, stating that the club has been charged for breaching the rules of the league. The notice further directs Sporting Lagos to pay the ₦1 million fine within 14 days to avoid further sanctions.
“Sporting Lagos have been charged for breaching the Framework & Rules of #NPFL24 in the course of their match with Heartland last Sunday. The Lagos club breached rules after their supporters threw objects onto the pitch during the match.
“Sporting Lagos has been fined N1 million for failing to provide adequate security & are directed to pay the fine within 14 days to avoid further sanctions.
“The club has been ordered to implement an effective matchday security arrangement & organize a reorientation program for their supporters.
“Sporting Lagos has 48 hours from the date of this notice of sanctions to appeal. Sporting Lagos have been warned that any recurrence of the offense will lead to stiffer sanctions,” the notice read
The NPFL has emphasized that it will not tolerate any form of misconduct from fans or clubs and will take all necessary steps to ensure the safety and integrity of the league.
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