TAS reduces suspension for Aguilar and Triverio

The Court of Arbitration for Sport (TAS) has reduced the one-year suspension for América player Pablo Aguilar and Toluca player Enrique Triverio to 10 and 8 matches, respectively.

TAS revokes the decisions issued by the Appeals Committee of the Mexican Football Federation (FMF) and replaces them with new decisions, which reinstate the penalties imposed by the Disciplinary Committee of the FMF, as follows:

• Enrique Luis Triverio is sanctioned with an eight (8) match suspension and a fine of 1,000 UMAs.
• Pablo César Aguilar Benítez is sanctioned with a ten (10) match suspension and a fine of 1,000 UMAs.

DOCUMENT: Check here the TAS statement with the Triverio-Aguilar case resolution.

Pablo Aguilar had been suspended for one year by the Appeals Committee of the FMF for pushing and headbutting referee Fernando Hernández during a Copa MX match against Xolos; while Triverio was punished for attempting to assault referee Miguel Ángel Flores.