The Finland FA has handed a six-match ban to Nigerian striker Gbolahan Salami.
Salami got a straight red card deep into injury time of his side KuPS’s 2-1 loss at home to Mariehamn on June the 4th.
The Nigerian protested a disallowed goal, directing his anger at referee Jani Laakosen.
He was initially given a mandatory two-match ban for the red card, but a Disciplinary Committee of the FA has now extended the sanction to six matches.
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This is after Salami admitted his guilt in a hearing into the incident.
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