FRF fines Dinamo for xenophobic chants during Sepsi match
The Romanian Football Federation imposed financial penalties on Dinamo București following xenophobic chants by supporters that interrupted a league match against Sepsi OSK.
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The Romanian Football Federation imposed financial penalties on Dinamo București following xenophobic chants by supporters that interrupted a league match against Sepsi OSK.
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The Romanian Football Federation imposed financial penalties on Dinamo București following xenophobic chants by supporters that interrupted a league match against Sepsi OSK.
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The Romanian Football Federation imposed financial penalties on Dinamo București following xenophobic chants by supporters that interrupted a league match against Sepsi OSK.
Local mayors Antal Arpad and Korodi Attila have criticized the Romanian Football Federation and Dinamo president Andrei Nicolescu following xenophobic incidents during the Sepsi-Dinamo match.
New footage contradicts Dinamo official Andrei Nicolescu's claims about poor hospitality, while local authorities file complaints regarding fan conduct during the match.
Dinamo București president Andrei Nicolescu responded to complaints filed by Sfântu Gheorghe mayor Antal Arpad regarding xenophobic chants, claiming supporters were provoked by the singing of a local anthem before the match against Sepsi.
The Superliga match between Sepsi and Dinamo was halted for two minutes due to xenophobic chants from visiting fans, resulting in a 0-2 victory for Dinamo.
Dinamo defeated Sepsi OSK 2-0 away in the 11th round of the Superliga, moving to 26 points at the top of the table while their president criticized the host's hospitality protocol.
Dinamo executive Andrei Nicolescu called for an end to xenophobic chants by fans and criticized Sepsi president Laszlo Dioszegi over hospitality issues following a 2-0 victory.