FPF bans two Santos fan groups from São Paulo stadiums after recommendation | OneFootball

The FPF (São Paulo State Football Federation) complied this Friday with the recommendation of the Public Prosecutor's Office of the State of São Paulo (MP-SP) and banned the entry of two organized fan groups of Santos into stadiums until the end of 2025.

In an ordinance published this Friday, the FPF prohibited the presence in stadiums of two organized groups: Torcida Jovem do Santos and Torcida Sangue Jovem. The decision is effective from this Friday and was signed by Mauro Silva, vice-president of the São Paulo entity.

In the document, the FPF also stated that it will prohibit the entry of any apparel and objects (banners, flags, among others) that reference the punished organized groups.

The punishment by the São Paulo Federation comes after the clash between Santos and Vasco fans on August 17. Shortly before the match began, the fans of both teams clashed in the vicinity of Morumbi, the venue of the confrontation in the São Paulo capital.

In the final decision, the following is written: "Fully comply with the recommendation of the Public Prosecutor's Office of the State of São Paulo, so that the entry into the football stadiums of the State of São Paulo of any apparel and objects (banners, flags, etc.) that identify the members of the organized fan groups: TORCIDA JOVEM DO SANTOS" and "TORCIDA SANGUE JOVEM" is PROHIBITED from this date."

The São Paulo State Football Federation also announced that it will officially notify the State Security Agencies and the Public Prosecutor's Office of São Paulo to ensure the enforcement of the penalty.

With the decision issued this Friday, members of the two Santos organized groups are prohibited from entering stadiums in the state of São Paulo with items that refer to the uniformed groups. The punishment will already be in effect for the match at 4 p.m. (Brasília time) this Sunday, against Fluminense, at Vila Belmiro, for the Brazilian Championship.

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