Another club has been implicated in financial irregularities: Santiago City has been expelled from the league by the First Chamber of the Disciplinary Tribunal of the ANFP (National Professional Football Association)

BioBioChileIndependentCenterNov 4

The Chilean football club Santiago City has announced plans to appeal its disaffiliation from the national football association (ANFP). The club was sanctioned by the ANFP’s First Chamber of the Disciplinary Court for using false documentation. Santiago City stated that it is still waiting for the full reasoning behind the ruling before filing an appeal with the Second Chamber. The club indicated it intends to exhaust all legal avenues, including ordinary courts and the Court of Arbitration for Sport (TAS). Additionally, the club urged its supporters to remain calm during this process.

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La TerceraIndependent🔒CenterNov 3

The First Chamber of the ANFP Disciplinary Court unanimously expelled Santiago City from the Chilean Second Division due to financial irregularities. The sanction followed a complaint filed by the professional football association’s board regarding unpaid settlement fees owed to player Fabián Núñez. Radio Bío-Bío reported that the club allegedly used forged documents during its defense of these charges. A forensic examination confirmed specific matches between the notary stamps and signatures on the disputed papers. The court stated that the detailed ruling will be notified soon, allowing the club five days to file an appeal.

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BioBioChileIndependentCenterNov 3

The First Chamber of the Chilean Football Discipline Court unanimously decided to expel Santiago City from the national football league system. This ruling followed a complaint filed by the National Football Federation (ANFP) alleging the club used false documentation. Forensic analysis confirmed that data and a notary's signature had been allegedly altered in documents submitted to avoid point deductions. Although the detailed judgment has not yet been formally notified, the decision stands based on the unanimous verdict. Currently, Santiago City holds third place in the second division playoffs with 15 points.

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