 "ISL: FC Goa's Redeem Tlang gets additional one-game suspension for dangerous foul")
Margao: All India Football Federation’s (AIFF) Disciplinary Committee on Wednesday handed an additional one-game suspension to FC Goa’s Redeem Tlang for a dangerous foul during an Indian Super League (ISL) match against Mumbai City FC. Tlang, who served a one-match ban for his direct red card offence - a high boot on Mumbai’s Hernan Santana - in the match on 25 November, was issued a show-cause notice by the AIFF last week. Issuing a verdict on the player’s reply to the notice, the AIFF body found Tlang guilty of intentionally aiming to hurt and injure the opponent. “While the player has apologised in his reply, such intent was completely missing when the opponent player was in pain, according to the Committee,” the ISL said in a statement. “The Committee concluded that the player committed serious misconduct, thus, imposing a suspension of an additional game, as per the AIFF Disciplinary Code,” it added. Tlang, who served a one-match ban on 30 November for his offence, will remain ineligible to feature in FC Goa’s next game against Kerala Blasters FC on Sunday.
“The Committee concluded that the player committed serious misconduct, thus, imposing a suspension of an additional game, as per the AIFF Disciplinary Code,” the ISL said.
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