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Hellenic Football Federation Disciplinary Committee issues fines and bans
The Hellenic Football Federation Disciplinary Committee issued decisions including fines for GS Diagoras, Proodeftiki Neolaia, and others, while acquitting several parties.
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The Hellenic Football Federation Disciplinary Committee announced new decisions regarding various disciplinary cases. GS Diagoras was declared disciplinarily liable and fined 500 euros. However, all accused parties were acquitted of violations related to entering the playing area and protesting against the referee during the Third National match between GS Diagoras and Afantou AER on October 11, 2026.
The committee postponed its decision for GPS Pelops Kiatou and PAS Korinthos. This delay allows for supplementary charges and for the clubs to present their defense regarding allegations of object throwing and significant property damage.
Georgios Kalamakis, an analyst for Proodeftiki Neolaia, was found disciplinarily liable. He received a fine of 500 euros and a two-match ban from entering the playing area and dressing rooms. Proodeftiki Neolaia was held jointly liable for the fine and was also separately fined 500 euros. The club faces a potential penalty of 1,667 euros if the ban on Kalamakis is not enforced.
Georgios Leontaritis, President of PAE Ellas Syrou, and the club itself were acquitted of the attributed disciplinary violation. In women's football, Doxa Pigadakion was fined 200 euros following a match against Panaitolikos on October 4, 2026. Omonia Ano Liosion APO received a similar 200 euro fine after a match against Podosfairikos Gynaikios Athlitikos Omilos Chalkidas on the same date. Flamingo Mesolongiou was acquitted of allegations from a match against Feidon AAO on October 4, 2026.
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