FSCG initiated disciplinary proceedings against Ceklic and suspended him until a decision is made

The Football Association of Montenegro states that it expects the Police Administration and the State Prosecutor's Office to undertake all activities within their competence in order to shed light on all the circumstances related to this match, and for that purpose the FSCG is absolutely at their disposal.

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The Competition Commission of the Football Association of Montenegro (FSCG) submitted to the Disciplinary Commission a proposal to initiate disciplinary proceedings against the player Mladost from Donja Gorica Zvonko Ceklić.

As announced by the FSCG, the Disciplinary Commission subsequently initiated disciplinary proceedings against the Mladost player due to the well-founded suspicion that he participated in irregularities from Article 92 of the FSCG Disciplinary Regulations and suspended him until the Disciplinary Commission's decision.

During the controversial Meridianbet match of the First Montenegrin Football League between Mladosta and Dečić (0:3), the team from Tuzi reached 1:0 in the third minute of stoppage time of the first half after Ceklić literally took cover for Bojan Matić to shake the net.

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The FSCG emphasizes that the president of the Football Association of Montenegro, Dejan Savićević, in accordance with the Disciplinary Rulebook of the FSCG, ordered the Disciplinary Inspector of the FSCG, in accordance with the provisions of the Disciplinary Rulebook, to initiate investigative actions related to the match in question.

"And, all with the aim of establishing the facts and circumstances about the possible participation of clubs, club officials and other players in the irregularity of the match," said the FSCG.

The Football Association of Montenegro states that it expects the Police Administration and the State Prosecutor's Office to undertake all activities within their jurisdiction in order to shed light on all the circumstances related to this match, and for this purpose the FSCG is absolutely at their disposal.

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