The EHF Court of Handball has reached a decision following disciplinary proceedings against the player Milena Knezevic from RK Buducnost.
She will be supsended for the participation in the EHF club competitions for two (2) matches.
Milena Knezevic is therefore not entitled to participate in the 2013/14 Women’s EHF Champions League matches in which the club Buducnost will take part, respectively the match of the Main Round RK Krim Mercator vs. Buducnost taking place on March 15, 2014 and the semi-final of the Women’s EHF FINAL4 taking place on May 3, 2014 in Budapest.
An appeal against the present decision shall not have any suspensive effects.
TEXT: EHF
Stranton
14. March 2014. at 15:08
Did you know that Pedrag Bošković, the actual president of Buducnost, is also a member of the Executive Committee (EXEC) at the EHF …
source : http://www.eurohandball.com/ehf-commissions
bosko
14. March 2014. at 11:44
disgrace!shame on the ehf.they prove once again that they are a bunch of amateurs!
HandballForEver
14. March 2014. at 09:57
The punishment of Knezevic is preposterously low! It is shameful in point of EHF!
Savic
14. March 2014. at 09:03
Great decision … the best that money can buy.
Osgood
14. March 2014. at 07:02
Congratulations, it is the EHF at its best! By issuing a ridiculous 2 match ban for an act that is to be punished even outside of the handball court, they practically endorse streetfighting. Shame.
dk74
13. March 2014. at 20:45
Sad day for handball…
EHF is pretty much encouraging
a) brutality: headbutting (why not keep butchers in your team who can take out the crucial players from the other team??? – it is only 2 matches suspension)
b) theatrical performance: please remember that Knezevic acted like she was injured too
wat?
13. March 2014. at 20:24
you are joking….