After suspension of two BuL FC players, sanctions from the FUFA Disciplinary Panel extended to their tactician who will be out for a lengthy period without participation in all Football-related activities.
The FUFA Disciplinary Panel (FDP) has inflicted an immediate six-month suspension on the Eastern giants head coach Abbey Kikomeko stemming from Sunday’s clashes in the Quarter-final Uganda Cup bout with holders Kitara FC.
Abbey, conducted himself in an improper way towards the security operatives and match officials, forcing the committee to add a fine of five million Uganda Shillings (5,000,000) for the ugly scenes at Royals Park, Butema.
Below is a statement from the Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA)
“The FUFA Disciplinary Panel has imposed an immediate six-month suspension from all football-related activities on BUL FC Coach Kikomeko Abbey for his violent conduct towards a steward as well as the violent and threatening conduct towards match officials during the Stanbic Uganda Cup match between Kitara FC and BUL FC.
He has also been fined UGX 5,000,000.”
Besides the trainer, players in question that were punished are defenders Walter Ochora and Nicholas Mwere, slapped with a ten and an eight match ban respectively and a fined one million Uganda Shillings each.
