Latest News: Hannibal Mejbri Hit with Four-Game Ban After Spitting at Leeds Fans
Latest News: Burnley midfielder Hannibal Mejbri has been banned for four matches and fined £15,000 after being found guilty of spitting at or in the direction of Leeds United supporters during October’s fiery six-pointer at Turf Moor.
Latest News: What Actually Happened in the Incident?
On October 18, with Burnley leading 2-0 in the 67th minute, Mejbri – warming up on the touchline – allegedly spat towards the away end after an exchange with Leeds fans. A complaint was filed, Lancashire Police investigated, and the FA charged the 22-year-old Tunisian international.
Latest News: The Full Punishment Details
Mejbri admitted the charge, which likely kept the ban at four games instead of six. He will now miss:
- Newcastle United (A) – this weekend
- Fulham (H)
- Bournemouth (A)
- Everton (A)
Latest News: How This Hurts Burnley’s Survival Fight
Sitting 19th and winless in their last five, Burnley can ill-afford to lose their energetic midfielder during the brutal December schedule.
Latest News: Social Media Reactions Explode
“£15k fine? Most expensive spit in football history 💦”
“Leeds fans finally get a win this season 😂”
Latest News: Final Takeaway
Spitting remains one of football’s ultimate red lines. Mejbri’s guilty plea shows accountability, but four games is a harsh lesson for the ex-Manchester United star.
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