News as of today May 14 Beijing time, the Chinese Football Association unveiled the latest punishment decision, for the Chinese Super League occurred in the violation of the incident to make serious treatment.
In this punishment, Qingdao Hainiu Football Club suffered a 2-match suspension and a 200,000 RMB fine for the misbehavior of the home crowd. Specifically, it was for groups of spectators throwing large numbers of drink bottles and other debris onto the pitch. Meanwhile, Meizhou Hakka defender Pan Ximing was given a six-match suspension and a RMB 60,000 fine after he was violent towards a Guoan player during a match, kicking him to the ground and causing injury to the opposing team.
According to the FA's description, at the 90+10 minute stage of the match, spectators in the stands on the east side of the stadium threw a large amount of debris into the area of the second assistant referee, and the match was interrupted for two minutes in order to safeguard the safety of the event and maintain order. Subsequently, the stadium staff quickly cleaned up the scene and the match was resumed. And in the 90th +12th minute of the match, the referee made a decision to fine the players of Nantong Zhiyun in front of the Qingdao Hainiu bench.
Meizhou Hakka player Pan Ximing was suspended by the referee in the 74th minute of the match between Meizhou and Guoan due to a foul in the fight for the ball. However, Pan Ximing committed an act of violence against his opponent after the game resumed, kicking him violently with his foot, causing him to fall to the ground player crotch. The referee showed a red card and fined him.
