The Premier Soccer League (PSL) disciplinary committee has handed down decisive rulings that could significantly influence the outcome of the 2025 Castle Lager Premiership title race.
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Read E-PaperFull points have been awarded to both Scottland FC and FC Platinum following the abandonment of their respective fixtures due to disciplinary breaches by their opponents.
Scottland FC were granted a 3-0 victory over Chicken Inn following a chaotic end to their May 23 encounter. The match, played at Scottland’s home ground, was called off in the 90th minute after the Gamecocks refused to continue play when a penalty was awarded against them.
The PSL found Chicken Inn and midfielder George Majika guilty of misconduct, fining the club US$5,000 and slapping Majika with a US$1,000 penalty for his role in the fracas.
Similarly, FC Platinum were declared 3-0 winners over Dynamos after the June 22 match at Mandava Stadium was abandoned. The game was tied 1-1 when Dynamos stormed off the pitch in protest of a penalty awarded to their opponents.
Head coach Saul Chaminuka led the walk-off and was consequently fined US$4,000 and suspended from the technical bench for the next two matches. Dynamos, already under financial strain and languishing near the relegation zone, were fined an additional US$5,000.
The PSL’s disciplinary decisions have reinforced the league’s stance on professional conduct and fair play, especially in high-stakes matches.
