The confrontation between Universitario and Gimnasia ended unfavorably after a violent clash between the teams. The Monumental Stadium witnessed an unusual incident that could result in severe sanctions from Conmebol.
And one of the events that is standing out in the midst of the brawl and that is already going viral on social media is the reaction that José Carvallo had with a Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata player when he attacked one of them from behind with a strong kick that left the Argentine player lying on the field.
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Although it is currently unknown if there was a punishment for the Crema goalkeeper at that time, the truth is that Conmebol, according to the regulations, can take action against Carvallo and impose an exemplary sanction for his excessive action. Here we tell you everything that the Peruvian goalkeeper could face following the disciplinary code.
What does the Conmebol Disciplinary Code say?
According to the 2023 Conmebol Disciplinary Code, which is valid for all competitions organized by the highest sports entity in South America, the Universitario de Deportes goalkeeper could face a suspension of up to 5 matches for the excessive kick against the Argentine player, or a minimum suspension of 2 matches depending on the severity with which the organization interprets Carvallo's action. This is what the regulations say:
- C. Suspension of at least two (2) matches in the competition or for a specific period of time for violent conduct towards players or any other person present at the match, except for officials.
- D. Suspension of at least five (5) matches in the competition or for a specific period of time for an assault or contempt that is considered serious by the Judicial Bodies.
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