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PFDK fines 8 Süper Lig clubs a total of 3,910,000 TL, Beşiktaş receives the largest penalty

The Professional Football Disciplinary Board fined 8 Süper Lig clubs a total of 3,910,000 TL. Beşiktaş received the largest fine at 1,060,000 TL.

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Turkish Football Federation logo: red-and-white shield with crescent, star, football and 1923 on a black background.
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The Turkish Football Federation's Professional Football Disciplinary Board (PFDK) fined 8 Süper Lig clubs a total of 3,910,000 TL. The largest fine, 1,060,000 TL, was given to Beşiktaş.

Fines issued to the clubs

According to the board's decisions, Beşiktaş was fined 1,060,000 TL, Trabzonspor 710,000 TL, Gençlerbirliği 530,000 TL, Göztepe 420,000 TL and Amed Sportif Faaliyetler 350,000 TL. Fenerbahçe, Galatasaray and Konyaspor each received a 280,000 TL fine.

Reasons for the fines

Incidents on the pitch, offensive and indecent chanting, and various breaches of regulations were among the reasons for the penalties. Beşiktaş was fined over fan-caused incidents and offensive chanting at the Trabzonspor-Beşiktaş match. The board also decided to block the electronic ticket cards of fans in the relevant stands, preventing their entry to upcoming away matches.

Trabzonspor was penalized for hanging a banner that obstructed spectators' view, for fan-caused incidents, and for failing to keep stairwells clear. Gençlerbirliği was also fined over incidents and for failing to keep stairwells clear in its match against Galatasaray.

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