EHF Fines Two Handball Clubs

Handball

Potaissa Turda and Olympiacos penalized for violations.

Juan Gomez Updated 1 week ago

Quick read: The EHF Court of Handball has fined AHC Potaissa Turda and Olympiacos SFP €3,500 each for unauthorized entry onto the playing court during their match on November 23, 2024. The ruling highlights the importance of compliance with match regulations. Both clubs may appeal the decision within seven days.

Background of the Case

The EHF Court of Handball has adjudicated a case involving AHC Potaissa Turda and Olympiacos SFP following their match in the EHF European Cup Men 2024/25 held on November 23, 2024. The case arose from multiple individuals from both teams entering the playing field during the match, which is against the regulations governing player conduct.

Findings and Ruling

Upon reviewing the incident, the Court of Handball determined that players and team officials seated on the bench are prohibited from entering the playing area during matches. As a result, both clubs have been imposed a fine of €3,500 each for their unauthorized entry onto the court, emphasizing the importance of adherence to competition rules.

Appeal Process

The clubs have the right to appeal this decision to the EHF Court of Appeal. They must file any appeal within a seven-day window from the date of the ruling, allowing them a chance to contest the penalties imposed.