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League Chairman Vows Fines for Player Provocations
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First reported by Sport5 · 2 hours ago
What happened
The Israeli Football League chairman has implemented a new policy to fine teams when players provoke opposing fans, aiming to prevent disruptions and ensure games are decided on the field. This follows a recent fine for a player's gesture during a derby match.
- 01League chairman introduces fines for player provocations.
- 02New policy aims to prevent game disruptions and fan violence.
- 03Maccabi Tel Aviv player fined for gesture towards rivals.
- 04High security costs for derby matches highlighted.
- 05League seeks facial recognition to ban disruptive fans.
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