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BG Pathum, Ayutthaya United Fined for Thai League Fan Violence

BG Pathum United and Ayutthaya United were fined a total of 80,000 baht and 30,000 baht respectively after their fans clashed during a Thai League match on October 10. The Disciplinary and Ethics Committee cited object-throwing in the stands and a post‑match assault on Ayutthaya supporters by men in black clothing. Each club received a 30,000‑baht penalty for the thrown objects, with BG Pathum paying an extra 50,000 baht for the attack.

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The Disciplinary and Ethics Committee reviewed two incidents from the match. First, in the 55th minute, home and away fans threw objects at each other in the northern stand, where a blue tarpaulin separated the sections; police and security stepped in to prevent escalation. Second, after the final whistle, Ayutthaya United supporters walking toward the parking lot confronted a group of men dressed in black, who assaulted them; eyewitnesses and online footage showed the attackers were located in the BG Pathum section. The committee fined each club 30,000 baht for the object‑throwing violation under rule 3-2-4.4, and additionally fined BG Pathum United 50,000 baht for fan assault under rule 3-2-4.9, which covers violence not resulting in serious injury.

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