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Santa Fe and America de Cali receive stadium suspensions and fines for fan violence

The Dimayor Disciplinary Committee imposed stadium suspensions and heavy fines on Santa Fe and America de Cali for fan clashes.

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Club America de Cali was sanctioned with one total stadium suspension and a fine of 14,007,240 pesos for similar violations. [1] The Dimayor Disciplinary Committee issued sanctions against Club Independiente Santa Fe and Club America de Cali for fan violence during a match on August 22, 2026. [2] Club Independiente Santa Fe was sanctioned with two full match suspensions and a fine of 15,758,145 Colombian pesos for their role in the incident. [3] The Dimayor issued Resolution 082 of 2026, sanctioning Club América de Cali with one full match suspension and a fine of 14,707,240 Colombian pesos. [4] The match between Club Independiente Santa Fe and Club América de Cali was suspended on August 22, 2026, at the Estadio El Campín in Bogotá due to violent disturbances between fans. [5] The violence began when visiting fans attempted to steal a flag from the Community Santafereña, the traditional fan group of Santa Fe. [6] The conflict began when fans, allegedly from América de Cali, attempted to steal a banner from the Santa Fe supporters' section, escalating into a brawl that moved onto the playing field. [7]
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  1. Club America de Cali was sanctioned with one total stadium suspension and a fine of 14,007,240 pesos for similar violations. · El Tiempo
  2. The Dimayor Disciplinary Committee issued sanctions against Club Independiente Santa Fe and Club America de Cali for fan violence during a match on August 22, 2026. · El Tiempo
  3. Club Independiente Santa Fe was sanctioned with two full match suspensions and a fine of 15,758,145 Colombian pesos for their role in the incident. · Semana - Últimas Noticias de Colombia y el Mundo
  4. The Dimayor issued Resolution 082 of 2026, sanctioning Club América de Cali with one full match suspension and a fine of 14,707,240 Colombian pesos. · Semana - Últimas Noticias de Colombia y el Mundo
  5. The match between Club Independiente Santa Fe and Club América de Cali was suspended on August 22, 2026, at the Estadio El Campín in Bogotá due to violent disturbances between fans. · Semana - Últimas Noticias de Colombia y el Mundo
  6. The violence began when visiting fans attempted to steal a flag from the Community Santafereña, the traditional fan group of Santa Fe. · El Tiempo
  7. The conflict began when fans, allegedly from América de Cali, attempted to steal a banner from the Santa Fe supporters' section, escalating into a brawl that moved onto the playing field. · Semana - Últimas Noticias de Colombia y el Mundo
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