Enyimba's Appeal Results in Partial Success: Sanctions Reduced by NFF

Following the controversial events during the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) Matchday 35 clash between Enyimba and Enugu Rangers, the Nigerian Football Federation's Organizing and Disciplinary Committee has made decisive rulings.

Enyimba, after appealing the initial sanctions imposed for misconduct by their players and fans, saw a reduction in their fine from 10 million naira to 4 million naira. This decision marks a partial success for the club, resulting in a saving of 6 million naira.

However, the committee upheld the earlier ruling to award three points and three goals to Enugu Rangers as a consequence of the incidents that marred the match, where a penalty was awarded to Rangers in added time.

The verdict underscores the NFF's commitment to maintaining discipline and fair play in Nigerian football, while also providing a resolution to a contentious issue that affected the league standings. As both clubs regroup, the focus now shifts to the remaining matches of the season, with Enyimba adjusting to the reduced financial penalty and Rangers benefiting from the points awarded by the committee's decision.