The head coach of Sevilla FC has been handed a seven-match ban following a heated on-field protest directed at a referee during a recent league encounter. Football authorities ruled that the manager’s conduct crossed disciplinary lines and warranted a lengthy touchline suspension.
Officials stated that the punishment covers several violations, including persistent objections to refereeing decisions and unsporting conduct after the final whistle. The disciplinary panel concluded that the behavior disrupted match proceedings and undermined officiating authority.
The sanction means the coach will be absent from the dugout for multiple upcoming fixtures, forcing the club’s technical staff to take over matchday leadership duties during the period. This comes at a critical stage of the season as the team pushes to improve its league standing.
Club representatives indicated they are reviewing the ruling and may challenge parts of the decision, arguing that the penalty is too severe compared to similar past cases.
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