Valladolid hit with suspensions after Valladolid–Andorra clashes

The Real Valladolid versus FC Andorra match ended with plenty of tension and, as reported by Mundo Deportivo, those incidents were captured in the referee’s report by Alejandro Morilla.

Ban for aggression at full time

The Valladolid blow starts with an alleged aggression involving Lauchier. The match report says that, after the final whistle, during a confrontation between the benches, he pushed an opposition staff member, who fell to the ground. This Wednesday, the Disciplinary Committee handed him a two-game ban, treating the episode as violence off the ball. Mundo Deportivo also quotes the rule applied: if the action happens outside the play—without any chance to challenge for the ball or with the match stopped—the suspension can be two to three matches.

Another punishment for misconduct

The referee further recorded additional incidents about someone identified by the Valladolid delegate as part of the club’s sporting management (D. Bruno Mazziott de Oliiveira Alves) leaving the players’ tunnel and entering the rival technical area with a confrontational intent. Mundo Deportivo states this individual was also sanctioned with two matches for conduct contrary to the spirit of the competition.

Suspension starts vs Oviedo

According to the report, the bans begin this coming weekend with Oviedo, at the Estadio Nuevo José Zorrilla.