Sentencing in Sundowns case postponed
The verdict in the case against Mamelodi Sundowns for fielding ineligible defender Wayne Arendse has been postponed.
Wayne Arendse during Mamelodi Sundowns’ training session (Ryan Wilkisky/BackpagePix)
The Premier Soccer League says it will announce a new date for the sentencing to be heard.
Sundowns were found guilty for fielding an ineligible player in a match against Bidvest Wits in a league tie.
Arendse was fielded to replace a teammate who sustained an injury while warming up for the Wits game. Arendse was not in the 18-men match day squad set to take on Wits.
The defending Absa Premiership champions are in Egypt to honour the second-leg clash against Al Ahly in Alexandria.
“Mamelodi Sundowns FC and Wayne Arendse have requested a postponement of this afternoon’s Premier Soccer League Disciplinary Committee proceedings‚” read a statement from the PSL. “A new date will be determined upon their return from Egypt early next week.”
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