USL League One Discipline Report - Week 22
Published on August 21, 2019 under United Soccer League One (USL1) News Release
TAMPA, Fla. - The following is the USL League One discipline report for Week 22 of the 2019 USL League One season:
The Richmond Kickers' Wahab Ackwei and Matt Bolduc have each been suspended for one game for caution accumulation after receiving their fifth cautions of the season during Richmond's contest with Toronto FC II on August 17. Ackwei and Bolduc will be unavailable for Richmond's contest against Forward Madison FC this Saturday.
Chattanooga Red Wolves SC's Conor Doyle has been suspended for one game for caution accumulation after receiving his fifth caution of the season during Chattanooga's contest with North Texas SC on August 17. Doyle will be unavailable for Chattanooga's contest against South Georgia Tormenta FC on Wednesday night.
The following players enter the upcoming matches one caution away from a yellow card accumulation suspension for their fifth caution of the season. Here is the breakdown per club:
Chattanooga Red Wolves SC (3): Jonathan Caparelli, Leo Folla, Vangjel Zguro
Forward Madison FC (3): Brian Bement, Christian Diaz, Don Smart
Greenville Triumph SC (3): Chris Bermudez, Paul Clowes, Tyler Polak
North Texas SC (1): Alfusainey Jatta
Orlando City B (2): Austin Amer, Ates Diouf
Richmond Kickers (1): Braeden Troyer
Toronto FC II (2): Griffin Dorsey, Franco Ramos Mingo
The following players enter the upcoming matches one caution away from a yellow card accumulation suspension for their eighth caution of the season. Here is the breakdown per club:
Orlando City B (1): Moises Tablante
Toronto FC II (2): Terique Mohammed, Fito Ovalle
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