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Colombian Football Federation Fines Two Clubs for Stadium Riots

Dimayor sanctions América de Cali and Santa Fe with match bans and fines following violent riots at El Campín.

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Club América de Cali S.A. was sanctioned with one total match suspension at the Pascual Guerrero stadium and a fine of eight legal minimum wages, equivalent to 14,007,240 Colombian pesos. [1] Club Independiente Santa Fe S.A. received a sporting sanction of two matches played behind closed doors at El Campín and a fine of 15 million Colombian pesos. [2] The Colombian Football Federation (Dimayor) officially sanctioned Club América de Cali S.A. and Club Independiente Santa Fe S.A. for violent incidents during a match on August 22, 2026, at El Campín stadium in Bogotá. [3] América de Cali is the sole leader of the championship with 17 points. [4] The ninth matchday of the 2026-2 Colombian League is scheduled to begin on Thursday, September 3, 2026. [5] The opening match of the round features América de Cali hosting Alianza Valledupar at the Pascual Guerrero stadium. [6] The match, part of the sixth round of the Liga BetPlay Dimayor II 2026, was suspended by the central referee due to an escalation of violence in the stands that invaded the playing field. [7] The Pascual Guerrero stadium is returning to active play following the earthquake that occurred on August 10, 2026. [8]
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  1. Club América de Cali S.A. was sanctioned with one total match suspension at the Pascual Guerrero stadium and a fine of eight legal minimum wages, equivalent to 14,007,240 Colombian pesos. · El País
  2. Club Independiente Santa Fe S.A. received a sporting sanction of two matches played behind closed doors at El Campín and a fine of 15 million Colombian pesos. · El País
  3. The Colombian Football Federation (Dimayor) officially sanctioned Club América de Cali S.A. and Club Independiente Santa Fe S.A. for violent incidents during a match on August 22, 2026, at El Campín stadium in Bogotá. · El País
  4. América de Cali is the sole leader of the championship with 17 points. · Caracol Radio
  5. The ninth matchday of the 2026-2 Colombian League is scheduled to begin on Thursday, September 3, 2026. · Caracol Radio
  6. The opening match of the round features América de Cali hosting Alianza Valledupar at the Pascual Guerrero stadium. · Caracol Radio
  7. The match, part of the sixth round of the Liga BetPlay Dimayor II 2026, was suspended by the central referee due to an escalation of violence in the stands that invaded the playing field. · El País
  8. The Pascual Guerrero stadium is returning to active play following the earthquake that occurred on August 10, 2026. · Caracol Radio
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