The Tehran Football Federation announced that the reduction of penalties for those involved in the brawl during the match between Esteghlal and Shahin in the Youth Premier League was aimed at correcting behavior and giving players a second chance. They emphasized that if similar incidents occur again, penalties will not be reduced, and apologies, letters of remorse, or mediation by families and veterans will not serve as a basis for changing disciplinary rulings.
Tehran Football Federation on Youth League Brawl: No More Discounts!
The Tehran Football Federation has stated that penalties for the recent brawl in a youth football match will not be reduced in the future, despite previous leniency aimed at reforming player behavior. This decision underscores a strict stance against violence in sports, emphasizing accountability.
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📰 What Happened
The Tehran Football Federation announced that penalties for players involved in a recent brawl during a youth match will not be reduced in the future, emphasizing a zero-tolerance policy towards violence in sports.
- The brawl occurred during a match between Esteghlal and Shahin in the Youth Premier League.
- Previous leniency in penalties was aimed at reforming player behavior, but this will no longer be the case.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Youth sports in Iran have faced challenges with violence and misconduct, prompting governing bodies to enforce stricter regulations.
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