FA increases ban for discrimination to 10 matches

The FA has increased the minimum ban for discriminatory conduct in football from six to 10 matches, effective at the start of the new season, to combat ongoing issues with racism and discrimination. The change applies to players and officials found guilty of “aggravated breaches” of disciplinary rules, with punishments now requiring a minimum of 10 matches unless specific mitigating factors are present. A recent case involved Preston’s Milutin Osmajic, who received a nine-match ban and a fine for making racist remarks during a match. The FA emphasizes continued efforts to address discrimination across all levels of the game.

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