The Premier Soccer League has hit Dynamos with a US$2000 fine following crowd trouble in their Chibuku Super Cup semi final match against FC Platinum.
DeMbare lost the match, which went all the way to extra time 1-0 through a Innocent Michener strike.
Trouble followed the final whistle with DeMbare fans baying for referee Brighton Chimene’s blood.
The Premier Soccer League announced the punitive measures in a statement on Friday afternoon.
“The Premier Soccer League has fined Dynamos FC following incidents of crowd trouble that occurred at the Chibuku Super Cup Semi-final match played against FC Platinum at the
National Sports Stadium on Sunday 21 November 2021,” the statement reads.
“According to Order 1.9 of the Chibuku Super Cup Disciplinary Offences and Fines, Dynamos
FC have been charged a sum of two thousand dollars (US$2000) for failing to exercise control over their fans.
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