According to the official CONMEBOL document, Alianza Lima committed infringements during their match against Libertad in Matute, for which they will have to pay a surprise sum.
In addition to being eliminated from the Copa Libertadores, Alianza Lima must pay two fines to CONMEBOL | Photo: Luis Jimenez | Libero
Alianza Lima has officially been eliminated from the Copa Libertadores 2023, with one game still to play, and will be looking to qualify Brazil for at least the Copa Sudamericana playoffs in its last appearance. Of course, if they want to achieve that objective, they need to pick up three points in the visit of Atletico Paranaense.
Adding to three successive defeats in the continental competition, the Victorian side received bad news in a clash against Libertad in Matute, a 2-1 victory for ‘Kumarelo’.
According to a document published by journalist Gerson Cuba, the blue and white club received a double fine from CONMEBOL.
According to the task, Each fine is $3,000 For violating the disciplinary rules and safety regulations of the championship.
Below are the fouls registered by Alianza Lima according to South American Football’s governing body:
- Art 12.2. Subparagraph b: The disciplinary sanctions provided for in Article 6 of this Code may be imposed on member associations and clubs in cases of abusive or inappropriate behavior by their fans, as indicated: Throwing objects
- Art 19. Sub-paragraph p: Also known as giant flags or cover tribunes
- Art 19. Subsection q: Hand-carried flags 2.0 m long and 1.50 m wide. Under no circumstances should flags be joined together. EGS shall establish metering components for respective controls.
When does Alianza Lima play for Copa Libertadores?
Alianza Lima will play against Atletico Paranense in Curitiba on Tuesday, June 27th at 5:00pm in Peru, the 6th match of the Copa Libertadores.
More information at Libero.pe.
