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Elmina Sharks Midfielder Jay Asamoah Kola Banned for One Year for Attacking Referee

Elmina Sharks Midfielder Jay Asamoah Kola Banned for One Year for Attacking Referee
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The Ghana Football Association (GFA) Disciplinary Committee has imposed a one-year suspension on Elmina Sharks midfielder Jay Asamoah Kola following a shocking incident of misconduct during a Division One League match against Swedru All Blacks United FC on February 16, 2025.

Kola was found guilty of physically assaulting the referee after being shown a red card, sparking a heated altercation that disrupted the game. The referee’s report and video footage served as evidence in the case, leaving no doubt about Kola’s culpability.

The GFA Disciplinary Committee’s decision aims to reinforce discipline and protect match officials from abuse, as part of a broader effort to combat hooliganism in Ghanaian football.

In addition to the one-year ban, Kola has been warned that any future misconduct will result in harsher sanctions, including a lifetime ban from Ghanaian football.

Elmina Sharks has also been instructed to educate their players on proper conduct and respect for match officials. The club has the right to appeal the decision within seven days.

This incident highlights the need for players to maintain discipline and respect for match officials, even in the face of adversity.

The GFA’s swift action sends a strong message that such behavior will not be tolerated in Ghanaian football.

By: Bernard Mensah

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