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By now, we’re pretty much all aware of the mess that took place in stoppage time last weekend in the match vs. Minnesota United. If not, let’s catch you up:
ICYM the end of #MINvCOL: pic.twitter.com/a4TWwDetGe
— Abbie (Mood) Lang (@AbbieMood) October 13, 2018
In the game, the head referee handed out three red cards: Tommy Smith (foul and abusive language), Harrison Heath (no impact on timing), and John Pascarella, Minnesota’s goalkeeper coach.
After the DisCo review, more punishments have been handed out:
Colorado
- Colorado Rapids and head coach Anthony Hudson have been issued an undisclosed fine for their third violation of the mass confrontation policy.
- Yannick Boli has been issued an undisclosed fine and a one-game suspension for “entering the field of play during a confrontational incident.” Boli will be suspended against the San Jose Earthquakes this weekend.
- Marlon Hairston and Edgar Castillo have been issued an undisclosed fine for “inciting or escalating the mass confrontation incident.”
- Jack Price has been issued an undisclosed fine for “hands to the face, head, or neck of an opponent during the mass confrontation incident.”
- The appeal of Tommy Smith’s red card was denied, so he will also be suspended this weekend.
- Each MLS club can have two unsuccessful appeals per season, and since Colorado lost this one, they have one appeal left for the 2018 season.
Minnesota
- Minnesota United and head coach Adrian Heath have been issued an undisclosed fine for their second violation of the mass confrontation policy.
- Midfielder Alexi Gomez has been issued an undisclosed fine and three-game suspension for violent conduct, which carries into the first game of the 2019 season.
- Midfielder Harrison Heath received an undisclosed fine and additional game suspension (two games total) for “entering the field of play during a confrontational incident.”
- Goalkeeper coach John Pascarella received an undisclosed fine and additional three-game suspension (four games total) for “aggressive behavior toward an opponent and for entering the field of play during a confrontational incident.”
- Midfielder Maximiano has been issued an undisclosed fine for “violating the bench behavior policy.”
- Defender Brent Kallman, midfielder Darwin Quintero, and forward Angelo Rodriguez have been fined for “hands to the face, head or neck of an opponent during the mass confrontation incident.”