Consider the unusual events that occurred during the Chang FA Cup football tournament (Round of 64).
- event
It appears that the competition kits of the following clubs do not have the permanent competition insignia (arms) that must remain in place throughout the competition, which is in violation of the regulations governing the competition:
1) Sisaket United FC
2) Burapha United FC
3) Rasi Salai United FC
4) Nongbua Pitchaya FC
5) Yala FC
6) Pattaya United FC
7) Ban Bueng FC 8 )
VRN Muang Non FC
9) Samui United FC
10) Songkhla FC
The Disciplinary Committee fined two clubs for the unrest.
Statistics reveal that Sai van Vermeerskirchen helped Ratchaburi earn a 0-0 draw against Kashiwa.
Muangthong United has been fined after their fans damaged 6-7 seats at the Ayutthaya stadium.
– The disciplinary decision.
The club was penalized for providing athletes with uniforms that did not comply with the regulations governing the competition. They were found guilty under the Penalties Regulations, Chapter 3, Section 2, Article 3.1, with a fine of 10,000 baht per club. However, because this was for the Chang FA Cup (Round of 64), the penalty was reduced to one-third, resulting in a fine of 3,333 baht per club.
- Regulations regarding disciplinary actions and conduct of the association.
Clause 3.1. Any team that provides uniforms for athletes and team officials that do not comply with the requirements of the competition regulations in each competition will be fined between 10,000 and 20,000 baht per offense.
Except in cases of reasonable force majeure occurring on match day, the assessor, referee officiating that match, or match supervisor may, at their discretion, make appropriate changes to allow the match to continue. However, if it is not a force majeure event, liability will be held, and compensation will be paid in each instance if claimed by the sponsors, for example, for not wearing the sponsor's insignia on the right sleeve.
If a team's uniform contains content that damages the association's image, violates the law, public order, morality, or the overall interests of the association, a fine of 20,000 to 100,000 baht will be imposed per offense.