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Saudi Clubs Face AFC Sanctions Over Matchday Breaches
3 Apr
Summary
- Al-Hilal fined $35,000 for violations, Darwin Núñez penalized $20,000.
- Al-Ahli received fines totaling $9,250 for delays and unauthorized access.
- Several Saudi clubs faced disciplinary actions from the AFC.
The Asian Football Confederation has imposed disciplinary sanctions on Saudi clubs participating in continental competitions due to recent matchday violations. Al-Hilal received a substantial fine of $35,000, and their Uruguayan striker Darwin Núñez was fined $20,000 for failing to attend post-match media activities.
Al-Ahli was fined a total of $9,250. These penalties stemmed from the team's late arrival on the pitch before a match and allowing unauthorized personnel into the stadium. Other Saudi clubs, including Al-Nassr and Al-Ahli, also encountered sanctions related to AFC Champions League 2 and AFC Champions League matches.
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