The statement issued by the Mexican Football Federation cites articles that do not refer to the misalignment, but to the errors of the referee
The Disciplinary Board will not conduct an investigation into a possible misalignment of striker Federico Viñas with América in the duel against Atlas, but will do so to clarify a possible “manifest error that the referee could have made.” in adopting his disciplinary decisions, “according to the statement published on Sunday, in which he cites Articles” 74, 75 and 85 of the Sanctions Regulations “.
The first section of Chapter IV, on ‘procedures’, provides that It is for the Disciplinary Board “to rectify, at the request of a party, any manifest errors which the arbitrator might have made in making his disciplinary decisions.“As for illegal expulsions and violent behavior, however, no subsection mentions inappropriate alignments.
The following article states that “any club, coaching staff member, FMF body or even a professional division may request the Disciplinary Commission to initiate an investigation. for events that took place before, during and after the match organized by your club and that the provisions referred to in Article 74 subsections “c” and “d” “, which speak of the violent conduct of players and animation groups, are in conflict.
Lastly, Article 85 explains that ‘the request for an investigation must be submitted to the Disciplinary Board within 48 hours of the end of the last match. of the day in question “, as well as the criteria for presenting the corresponding evidence.