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Women’s Premier League: Soccer Intellectuals player given one year ban for assaulting referee 

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Women’s Premier League: Soccer Intellectuals player given one year ban for assaulting referee 

Soccer Intellectuals player Amusilie Selina Abalansa, has been handed a one-year ban for physically assaulting a referee in a Women’s Premier League game.

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) said in a statement that Amusilie Selina Abalansa “was charged for breach of Article 11(1) of the GFA Disciplinary Code, 2019 in respect to the physical abuse of Referee Cynthia Anafo.”

Abalansa was also charged for “unsporting behavior towards a match official” following her assault on the match official.

Read: Sports broadcaster Kwabena Yeboah appointed board member of GACL

The GFA said that Amusilie admitted her offence in her defence statement and pleaded for mitigation.

“In a written statement of Defence, Amusilie Selina Abalansa pleaded Guilty to all charges against her. She admitted that her actions were unsportsman like and unwarranted. She however pleaded for mitigation.”

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After considering the evidence and the player’s defence statement, the GFA suspended her for a year “or until the second registration window of the 2022/23 football season.”

She was also fined GHS500 cedis and warned that any future misconduct would attract a more severe punishment.

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