Match TV: Karpin could be disqualified for four matches for criticism
Rostov head coach Valery Karpin faces a disqualification for a period of two to four matches for criticism. Match TV became aware of possible sanctions for the specialist.
Karpin’s words can be classified as offensive behavior towards match officials. Karpin may also be subject to a fine of 200 to 500 thousand rubles.
Earlier, Karpin criticized the holding of the Russian Premier League (RPL) match against CSKA in heavy snow. “Ask the person who decided to play football. You have to be a moron to play in this weather,” he said.
The match between CSKA and Rostov took place in Moscow on December 3. The meeting was in jeopardy due to the snowfall that covered the capital. Karpin advocated postponing the match to December 4, but the refereeing team decided to hold the game. The meeting ended in victory for the hosts with a score of 2:0. Fedor Chalov and Victor Mendez scored goals.
Source: Lenta
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