Vasco achieves suspensive effect, and will have fans again soon

After being punished for a widespread confusion after a game in São Januário, the Basque managed to partially reverse the decision of the STJD, which loosened the decision by means of a suspensive effect. In this way, cariocas will be able to have the presence of women and children in the commitment against the Guildfor the Brasileirão.

It all started when the crowd made a general mess at the stadium after another Vasco defeat in the Brazilian Championship, this time against Goias, on the 22nd of June. In view of this, the venue was banned for 30 days by the common court, and the club ended up being punished with four games without fans by the STJD.

Despite the sporting justice having partially reversed the decision, the ban on the venue is still in force, and therefore the premiere of Ramon Diaz, next Sunday, the 24th, has the gates closed confirmed. The match will be against Athletico-PRalso for the national competition, in search of leaving the relegation zone.

Therefore, on August 6th, Cruzmaltino will be able to reopen its gates to the public, but following some restrictions. Only children up to 12 years old, women and disabled people of any age and gender will be able to access São Januário to watch the confrontation.

It is worth remembering that recently the STJD also loosened another decision of its own, in a case concerning the crowd confusion. O saints he had been punished with games 150 km away from Vila Belmiro, but he also got a suspensive effect to play at his stadium shortly afterwards. The team from São Paulo had a firmer punishment for being a repeat offender.