Flamengo x Palmeiras: STJD denounces Carrascal, Jardim, Paulinho and clubs
The Superior Court of Sports Justice (STJD) scheduled the trial of the case involving facts recorded in the match between Flamengo and Palmeiras, valid for the 17th round of the Brazilian Championship, for Thursday (28), at 10am. The case will be analyzed by the Fourth Disciplinary Committee.
The STJD Prosecutor's Office charged Flamengo midfielder Carrascal after his expulsion in the 21st minute of the first half.
According to the summary, the player hit defender Murilo in the face with the sole of his boot during a ball dispute. The athlete will be liable for a violent play, falling within the scope of article 254 of the Brazilian Code of Sports Justice (CBJD), whose penalty varies from one to six matches of suspension.
Striker Paulinho, from Palmeiras, was also reported.
According to the referee's report, the player had provoked the home fans during the celebration of one of the São Paulo team's goals. The Prosecutor's Office framed the case under article 258-A of the CBJD, which provides for suspension of two to six matches. Alternatively, classification under article 258 was requested, due to conduct contrary to ethics or sporting discipline.
Flamengo coach, Leonardo Jardim, will respond for disrespectful complaint after statements at a press conference about the arbitration. According to the complaint, the coach stated that "it is very easy to give Flamengo red cards" and that the referee "always blows the whistle for the same color". The framework was made in article 258, item II, of the CBJD, with a provision for suspension of one to six matches.
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Masseur Fernando Munhoz, from Rubro-Negro, was reported for threatening the refereeing team during halftime of the match.
According to the report, he said: "You think you're right. Today you won't leave here alive." The conduct was covered by article 243-C of the CBJD, which provides for a fine of up to R$100,000 and suspension of 30 to 120 days.
The two clubs were also reported.
Flamengo will be responsible for throwing objects onto the pitch after Palmeiras goals and for the field invasion involving security guards and staff members at the end of the match. The classification was made in article 213, items II and III, of the CBJD, with a fine of up to R$ 100 thousand for each infraction.
Flamengo and Palmeiras will jointly respond for the commotion after the São Paulo team's third goal.
According to the match delegate's report, there was pushing and shoving between players, members of the technical committees, staff and security guards, which caused the match to stop for approximately three minutes.
The clubs were reported under article 257, §3, of the CBJD, which provides for a fine of up to R$20,000 when it is not possible to identify everyone involved in the confusion.
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Source: CNN