The Control and Disciplinary Committee of the Ukrainian Football Association (FTC UAF) issued a verdict on the scandalous case of the President of Donetsk Olimpik Vladislav Gelzin, who, after the match of the 17th round of the UPL against Shakhtar, swore live on the referees and their curator Luciano Luci.

Gelzin was banned from engaging in any football activity for 5 years, he received a suspended sentence for another 5 years. In addition, the boss of the Donetsk club was fined UAH 250,000..

The decision was announced by the executive secretary of the FTC UAF Igor Grishchenko.

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He illegally burst into the referee's room, which put pressure on the referees and could influence their behavior on the field, and also used obscene language after the match during a live broadcast.

For behavior and damage to the reputation of football, Gelzin received a punishment, a direct sanction - 5 years, plus 5 - conditionally with a probationary period for 2 years after the end of the direct sanction. The decision can be appealed to the appeal committee of the UAF, and then in Lausanne, "

SCANDAL IN THE MATCH "

At the 38th minute of the meeting, the chief referee Yuri Ivanov canceled the goal of Olimpik striker Thaddeus Nkeng against the Pitmen's goal, fixing an offside position after watching a video replay. The controversial decision caused a lot of indignation among the fans.

After the match, the president of Olimpik Vladislav Gelzin interrupted an interview with the head coach of his club Yuri Kalitvintsev and with powerful abuse criticized the work of the referees and their curator, the Italian Luciano Luci, calling him a n *** race.

After that, Luci commented on the scandalous episode and promised the boss of " In turn, the Donetsk club appealed to the President of the Ukrainian Football Association (UAF) Andriy Pavelko and members of the organization's executive committee with a request to publish the recording of the negotiations of the referees' team during the derby.

FTC UAF also banned Olimpik from using the Dynamo stadium named after. Lobanovskiy for holding UPL matches until the end of the 2020/21 season due to the low level of security at the stadium.