Atletico Madrid head coach Diego Simeone has been hit with a total ban
of eight matches following his conduct during the Supercopa de Espana
clash with Real Madrid.Do you agree with his eight match ban?Continue...
Simeone was sent from the dugout in the
first half of the second leg at the Vicente Calderon on Friday after
arguing with the officials on the touchline. He then patted the fourth
official on the head and sarcastically applauded the referee before
heading to the stands.
The Argentine said earlier that he was willing to "pay the price" for his indiscretion,
and the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) has now deemed fit to punish
him for four separate acts of misconduct, totalling an eight-match ban
from the touchline.
In an official statement, the RFEF confirmed
that Simeone has received a two-game ban for excessive protests over a
decision, a four-game ban for striking the fourth official and two
additional one-game suspensions for applauding the referee before
continuing to remonstrate from the stands.
Simeone has also been
hit with a fine totalling €4,805 for the incidents, while Atletico have
also been issued a financial punishment.

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