‘All in all a fantastic afternoon’ – Holden
Posted: Saturday, July 11th 2020
Statement - Famara Diédhiou
Friday, July 13th 2018
Bristol City Football Club is disappointed and frustrated with the Football Association’s (FA) decision not to overturn Famara Diédhiou’s six-game ban, following an appeal hearing.
The striker was found, by an FA Regulatory Commission, to have breached Rule E1(a), relating to an alleged spitting incident during City’s 3-1 win against Birmingham City at Ashton Gate on Tuesday, April 10th 2018.
Both the club and player continue to strongly deny the allegation which we believe was based on very limited evidence.
Diédhiou will miss City’s first six games of the 2018/19 season.
No further comment will be made by the club on this issue.
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