Video: Santa Fe is exposed to a sanction for the attack on assistant Jenny Torres in a match with Equidad, what would it be?

However, the story of the match could have changed because of a misfit who threw a coin and attacked Jenny Torres, the line judge who was working on the eastern side of the stage.

Torres was hit directly in the face. Upon noticing the situation, the central referee of the match, Andrés Rojas, stopped the match and took his assistant to the other side of the stadium, where she was treated by the visiting team’s medical staff.

Now, Santa Fe is exposed to a sanction from the championship’s Disciplinary Committee, despite being the visitor. It should be remembered that the Single Disciplinary Code establishes that each club is responsible for the behavior of its followers.

The most recent precedent is on April 21, when an Independiente Medellín fan threw a knife that hit Atlético Nacional player Pablo Daniel Ceppellini. On that occasion, referee Wílmar Roldán did not end the match either.

“Improper behavior of spectators that generates disorder before, during or after a match, in the stadium, will give rise to the club’s sanction consisting of a reprimand or the suspension of the place from one (1) to three (3) dates. ”says article 84 of the Code.

“In the event of suspension, the respective club will be fined eight (8) to ten (10) minimum legal monthly salaries in force at the time of the infraction,” the document adds.

“If as a consequence of the previous conduct damage is caused to the facilities or people, the sanction will be two (2) to four (4) suspension dates and a fine of ten (10) to twelve (12) legal monthly minimum wages. in force at the time of the infringement without prejudice to the obligation to compensate for the damages caused”, concludes.

The punishment for Medellín for the knife issue was two dates of partial suspension of the plaza (lower north eastern tribune) and a fine of 13 million pesos.

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