Chiefs threatened with stadium ban as PSL fine them again for crowd violence

'Over and above that, and as a mark of the PSL DC’s displeasure, they were further ordered with an automatic spectator ban.'

Kaizer Chiefs supporters react after the DStv Premiership match between SuperSport United and Kaizer Chiefs at Peter Mokaba Stadium on September 20. Photo: Philip Maeta/Gallo Images

The recent incident at Peter Mokaba Stadium marked the second offence of crowd violence, with a previous incident occurring at Mbombela Stadium. In a long statement, Majavu explained the whole process including the verdict. Read the statement below: “And they were issued a monetary fine of R100 000, of which R70 000 was to be payable effectively, and R30 000 suspended on condition that during the next 12 months, they are not to be found guilty of the same offence again.

“So in total, it will be R180 000 plus the cost of today’s seating, which is usually administratively computed by the league and then added to the bill of the fine itself.

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