NLO Expels Positive FA OverRepeated Match Absence

NLO expels Positive FA for missing three matches

Shockwave in Nigerian Football: Positive FA Expelled from Nationwide League One

In a stunning move, the Nationwide League One (NLO) has taken drastic action against Positive FA, expelling the team from participating in the division. This unprecedented decision comes after Positive FA failed to show up for three consecutive matches in the league, a clear breach of the NLO’s rules. The league body’s swift and severe response sends a strong message to all teams: non-compliance will not be tolerated.

According to the NLO, Positive FA’s repeated no-shows contravened the league’s rules, prompting the governing body to take disciplinary action. As a result, all members of Positive FA’s management have been handed a two-year ban, effectively sidelining them from any involvement in the league. Furthermore, all points earned by the team have been withdrawn, dealing a significant blow to their already tarnished reputation.

Positive FA is not alone in their misery, as they join Sky Limit FC, another team that has been kicked out of the ongoing NLO season. Sky Limit FC’s expulsion stems from a more violent incident, in which they were found to have assaulted officials during a league match. The NLO’s decision to expel both teams demonstrates their commitment to upholding the integrity and safety of the league.

The expulsion of Positive FA and Sky Limit FC serves as a reminder that the NLO will not hesitate to take firm action against teams that fail to adhere to the rules and regulations of the league. As the NLO season continues, teams will be on notice that any form of non-compliance or misconduct will be met with swift and severe consequences. This move is expected to maintain the stability and credibility of the league, ensuring a fair and enjoyable experience for all teams, officials, and fans involved.

The expulsion of Positive FA and Sky Limit FC from the Nationwide League One has significant implications for Nigerian football, highlighting the importance of discipline and adherence to rules in the sport. As the league moves forward, it will be interesting to see how teams respond to the NLO’s firm stance on non-compliance. One thing is certain, however: the NLO will continue to prioritize fairness, safety, and integrity, ensuring that the beautiful game is played with the utmost respect and sportsmanship.

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