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More crisis for Ikorodu united banished to abeokuta


The LMC has slammed Lagos based club Ikorodu United with heavy fines after previously announcing the team had been charged for failure to restrict unauthorized persons from restricted areas during their NPFL matchday 30 game vs 3SC.
The club also got charged for disturbances caused by its supporters during & after the NPFL game vs 3SC was discontinued.
As a result, Ikorodu Utd were fined N750,000 for failing to restrict unauthorized persons from restricted areas during the game vs 3SC. Ikorodu Utd was also fined N750,000 for failing to provide adequate crowd control during & after the 3SC game.
The LMC also stated that Ikorodu Utd were in breach of NPFL framework & rules for failing to provide adequate crowd control during its game vs 3SC.
The Lagos based club further breached NPFL rules with its supporters throwing objects onto the pitch leading to the discontinuing of the game vs 3SC.
For objects thrown onto the pitch by its supporters & causing the discontinuance of the said NPFL game, Ikorodu Utd was fined N2m.
As part of the sanctions, Ikorodu Utd will play its next 3 NPFL home games at the M.K.O. Abiola Stadium, Abeokuta starting with matchday 32 vs Tornadoes on August 21.
The Ikorodu Utd v 3SC game was disrupted in the 89th minute with scores at 1-1 and the LMC has ruled that the result shall count as a completed fixture.
Ikorodu Utd has not later than 5pm on Friday, August 19 (today) to appeal or accept the sanctions imposed on it.

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