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.
The Panel has also imposed a 10-match suspension from all FUFA-organised competitions, UGX 1,000,000 fine on BUL FC player Mwere Nicholas for pushing referee Musisi Henry during the Stanbic Uganda Cup match between Kitara FC Vs BUL FC.
However, as credit for acceptance of the charge, apology and being remorseful, the FDP suspended two of the 10 matches meaning Mwere will serve an immediate 8-match suspension in addition to the suspension for the red card received in the match.
In the same spirit, FUFA has imposed a 10-match suspension from all FUFA-organised competitions, UGX 1,000,000 fine on BUL FC player Walter Ochora for pushing referee Musisi Henry during the same match. The sanctions take immediate effect.
The FUFA Disciplinary Panel has also sanctioned 3 Kitara FC players Titus Ssematimba, Henry Kaddu Patrick and George Senkaaba with two match suspensions each from all FUFA-organised competitions after finding them guilty of improper conduct contrary to section 43(3) of the FUFA Competition Rules relating to their conduct around the 60th minute of the Kitara Vs BUL FC match in the Uganda Cup.
The FDP has also sanctioned each of the three players with a suspended fine of UGX 500,000 to be imposed if they commit another disciplinary violation.
The Panel has also sanctioned Kataka FC for breach of Article 14 of the FUFA Ethics and Disciplinary Code for incidents in which match officials were physically attacked during their FUFA Big League match against Blacks Power FC.
The FDP sanctioned Kataka FC with a suspended two points and two goals deduction to be imposed if the sanctioned conduct is repeated. The FDP further sanctioned Kataka FC with a fine of UGX 2,000,000.
