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On Monday, the Conmebol Disciplinary Tribunal announced a fine for Grêmio because of incidents in the second game of the 2017 Libertadores final, which took place on Nov. 29 against the Argentina Lanús. Thus, the Gaucho Tricolor will have to pay 63 325 thousand dollars (about 244 000 reais).
According to the entity, the Gaucho club will have deducted the values of the right of transmission and sponsorship. This amount will be transferred to the coffers of Lanús.
In the second match of the final, the gremista crowd was entitled to 5,000 seats in the Argentine stadium. The game ended with a victory for the Habs trio Gaúcho by 2 to 1, which led the club to triumph Libertadores.
See the official note published by Conmebol:
The Discipline Court of CONMEBOL
1º. Admit the complaint presented by the Club Atletico Lanus for damages caused to the facilities of the stadium "Lanús City – Nestor Diaz Perez"
2nd. Condemn the Grêmio Foot-Ball Porto Alegrense to pay compensation for damages caused to Club Atlético Lanús in the municipal stadium Lanus-Nestor Diaz Perez, for an amount of USD 63,325. This amount will be automatically deducted from the amount to be collected by Porto Alegrense Foot-Ball Grêmio of the CONMEBOL in connection with television rights or sponsorship and transferred directly to the club Lanús.
3rd. expressly warn the Grêmio Foot-Ball Porto Alegrense that, if it is repeated a violation of sport of the same nature or of a similar nature, the present case will be considered as an aggravating circumstance.
This decision may be appealed to the CONMEBOL Court of Appeal within seven days from the day following the notification of the reasons for this decision in accordance with the art. . 63.3 of the Disciplinary Regulations of CONMEBOL
Gazeta Esportiva
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