President of SC Braga disputes the refereeing team's decision in the match against Gil Vicente, which ended in a 2-1 defeat, and points out a foul on Pau Víctor and a penalty that he considers were not awarded. António Salvador was suspended for 23 days and sentenced to pay a fine of 4,970 euros following criticism directed at the refereeing of the match between SC Braga and Gil Vicente, which ended with the Gilista team winning 2-1. The president of Braga was dissatisfied with the work of the refereeing team, contesting a move involving Pau Víctor, which led to Gil Vicente's goal and an alleged foul suffered by Ricardo Horta in stoppage time that would result in a penalty. From Salvador's perspective, there was a foul on the striker that should have been signaled, a decision that he considers to have harmed the Minho team. The defeat against Gil Vicente worsened the manager's dissatisfaction, who expressed his disagreement with the decisions taken during the match. The statements ended up leading to a disciplinary sanction by the Disciplinary Council of the Portuguese Football Federation, resulting in a 23-day suspension and a fine of 4,970 euros. Post navigation Vitória presents accounts with increased liabilities Flamengo and Palmeiras lead the fight for the Brasileirão