Sports lawyer Ilya Skoropashkin covered theissue of the disqualification of Dynamo striker Vladislav Vanatfor .
- Vladyslav Vanat now has six yellow cards in the UPL season, two of which were received in the same match. According to the regulations, are they counted as four plus a red card or as six?
- According to part 9 of Article 35 of the UPL Regulations of the current season, two yellow cards received by a player in one match are counted as a red card, and such warnings are not taken into account when calculating the total number of warnings.
So, to answer your question, the cards in this case are counted as a red card plus four yellow cards. Each red card is subject to a separate suspension. For the accumulated four yellow cards, there is also a separate suspension.
- In the next round, Dynamo plays Kolos, and then the Kyiv team will play the entire season against Shakhtar. What is Vanat's situation before the key game with the Donetsk club?
- As the yellow card Vladyslav Vanat received in the match against Veres is the fourth in a row, he must automatically miss the next match against Kolos (Article 35(6) of the Regulations). Vladyslav will be able to take part in the match against Shakhtar.
Andrii Shevchenko