This weekend date 3 of the opening tournament must be played; However, the FPF has issues to resolve with the ‘U’, Alianza, Boys, among others.
League 1 will be played this weekend with date 3 of the inaugural tournament 2023. Cusco FC vs Sport Huancayo It will be the opening game that will be played this Friday, February 3rd at the Inca Garcilaso de la Vega stadium. However, acc Caesar TorresMember of the Blue and White Fund, both lima alliance, Like the Imperial team as well as the other six clubs, they will not perform due to the broadcasting rights issue they have with the Peruvian Football Federation (FPF).
However, this is not the only problem that needs to be solved in the fpf, as there are other issues to be resolved one day before the start of the local tournament. What are they and which teams are involved? We’ll tell you in the next note.
League 1 and broadcast rights
Undoubtedly one of the most contentious issues to have been in the news in recent weeks is the broadcasting rights of League 1. The FPF announced at the end of September that it had reached an agreement with the company 1190 Sports over the broadcasting rights for the Peruvian tournament, a decision rejected by eight clubs in December: Alianza Lima, Universitario de Deportes, Sport Boys, Municipal, FBC Melgar, Binacional, Cuco FC and Cienciano.
Of all those clubs, four contracts – including Alianza – expired in 2022, so they had to negotiate their rights with the FPF. However, the Blue and White renewed their relationship with GolPerú, for which the association obtained an interim measure from the Seventh Civil Court, which suspended the contracts concluded with the consortium and the clubs.
Different situation is with university, sports guys j urban sportssince they have a valid contract until 2025. Likewise it is added Carlos A Mannucci with a contract until 2023. The FPF said it will honor those contracts until the end of the connection; However, these teams would have opted not to perform at the start of League 1.
Binational and municipal license
After announcing his non-participation in Liga 1, Binational and local You received another bad news a week ago. It turns out that the FPF Licensing Commission has suspended their permits to enter the Peruvian tournament due to a lack of payments.
Despite this decision, the decision can be challenged by both clubs with an appeal. Indeed, Municipal confirmed that it had already done so within the set deadline. If both clubs don’t get their licenses, they won’t be able to play League 1 in 2023.
League 1: Boys lose eight points
On January 26th sports guys experienced a unique event. It turns out the Rosés got A license to play in League 1; Hours later, however, he learned that the Licensing Commission deducted eight points from the 2022 cumulative table as part of various sanctions imposed for non-compliance in July and August 2022.
Let’s recall that this sanction had previously been imposed by the commission and was suspended by the court after the rocket’s appeal, since the club was placed under the exemption since October 2022.
However, an appeal Ayacucho FC led the court to annul both decisions, which is why the Approval Commission was asked to carry out a new economic-financial assessment of the two months in question. In this way, boys will appeal to the court and wait for the sanction to be unworkable because they are within that regime.
Ayacucho FC asks for return to League 1
After subtracting eight from sports guys In last year’s cumulative table, relegation at the gates of Liga 1 2023 would vary. This points deduction leaves Ayacucho FC in 16th place in this table, while Sport Boys would be in box 17.
Ayacuchano’s squad knows this very well, who issued a statement automatically asking for his stay because with this determination he climbed a place in the overall table, thereby avoiding the revalidation he lost to Unión Comercio. What will happen? Only the FPF has the answer.
