PSL Collects $12 000 In Fines 10 Games Into 2018 Season

The Premier Soccer League have raked in almost $12 000 in fines imposed on clubs and officials for various offences in the first 10 games of the 2018 season.

Shabanie Mine accrued a total of $3 300. PSL debutants Mutare City were hit with a $2 000 fine, while their coach Joseph Takaringofa received a $1 150 fine for issuing reckless statements in the media implying bias after the match against Ngezi Platinum Stars at Baobab Stadium. Dynamos were slapped with a $2 000 fine after their fans threw missiles onto the pitch in their match against Yadah at Rufaro Stadium.

ZPC Kariba received a $1 250 fine for not travelling for their opening league game against FC Platinum at the National Sports Stadium and also forfeited the match on a 3-0 score line. CAPS United were handed a $1150 fine for delaying kick-off during their game against Bulawayo Chiefs and using a kit with the sponsor’s logo improperly secured as per PSL standard as well as using a kit with improperly printed names on the back of the shirt.