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French rugby player disciplinary suspensions
Overview
Several players in the French Top 14 and Champions Cup have faced disciplinary sanctions following various infractions.
In late September, multiple players received four-week suspensions. Tomas Albornoz was sanctioned for intimidating a referee during an international match, while Marcos Kremer received a four-week ban for dangerous shoulder-to-head contact. Kremer’s sentence was reduced from a potential six or seven weeks due to his cooperation and remorse.
By late October, Stade Toulousain prop Rodrigue Neti was handed a three-match suspension following a red card for a high tackle during a Champions Cup match. Neti may be able to reduce the ban to two matches by completing a tackle education program, which would impact his eligibility for upcoming French international fixtures.
Entities
Marcos Kremer · World Rugby · Rugby Club Toulon · Exeter Chiefs · LNR
Timeline
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[SPORTS] 2 sourcesRodrigue Neti receives three-match suspension
Stade Toulousain prop Rodrigue Neti has been suspended for three matches following a red card against Exeter. A reduction to two matches is possible via a World Rugby training program.
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[SPORTS] 2 sourcesTop 14 rugby players receive four-week suspensions
Top 14 rugby players Tomas Albornoz and Marcos Kremer have received four-week suspensions following disciplinary incidents involving referee conduct and dangerous play.
Sources
minutesports.fr · sport.fr · sport31.fr