Trabzonspor get 6-match stadium suspension for supporters’ attack

Elite Turkish team Trabzonspor was ordered to compete in 6 matches without supporters as punishment by the country’s football federation for violent clashes on the field after a Superlig match vs. Fenerbahce.

The club must also pay almost 100,000 dollars fine.

Turkish police arrested 12 fans on March 17 after the on-field problems. Trabzonspor supporters charged onto the pitch after the final whistle as Fenerbahce celebrated their 3-2 victory.

Some Fenerbahce footballers hit back at the home supporters who kicked or punched them, and videos of the incidents were watched around the world.

2 Fenerbahce footballers Can Egribayat and Jayden Quinn Oosterwolde, were suspended for 1 game.

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The clashes happened not long ago after the now ex-president of top-flight team Ankaragucu was arrested for punching an official after a game, which caused the Turkish Football Federation to suspend matches for a short period of time.

Turkish Super Lig side Trabzonspor have been ordered to play six games behind closed doors and fined £75,000 after fan violence against Fenerbahce 🇹🇷 pic.twitter.com/MNIF6jtV9F

— Sky Sports News (@SkySportsNews) April 3, 2024