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NPFL: Doma United caution fans over heavy sanction

The meeting was convened to address the circumstances that led to the fine for breaching various NPFL frameworks after the clash against Kun Khalifat FC.
They both agreed on steps to prevent a repeat of the incident.
The Savannah Tigers officials and representatives of the supporters’ groups were in attendance to discuss the way forward.
The management reminded the fans’ leadership that the club is responsible for the conduct of its supporters under NPFL rules and that breaches carry financial and sporting consequences.
The fans’ leadership expressed readiness to learn from the experience and pledged to sensitise members on proper conduct at home matches and to cooperate with stadium security and match officials.

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