The Major League Soccer Disciplinary Committee today fined Houston Dynamo defender Eddie Robinson $1,000 and suspended him three (3) games for violent conduct during the Dynamo's game versus the Kansas City Wizards on Saturday, April 12.
Robinson was involved in a physical confrontation with Wizards defender Tyson Wahl in the 47th minute of the match. No foul was whistled on the play, but the MLS Disciplinary Committee decided that the incident involved unnecessary contact of an egregious nature by Robinson to Wahl's head, which constitutes a red card offense.
The three-game suspension shall be served by Robinson during the Dynamo's games on April 19 versus the Los Angeles Galaxy, April 26 versus the Columbus Crew and May 3 versus Chivas USA.
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As one of the League's official Charities of Choice, the US Soccer Foundation is the recipient of all player fines at the end of each season. Those fines are added to the Foundation's Annual Grants Pool from which the Board of Directors awards grants to soccer clubs and organizations that serve economically disadvantaged children in urban areas. To learn more about the Foundation, please visit www.ussoccerfoundation.org.
Robinson was involved in a physical confrontation with Wizards defender Tyson Wahl in the 47th minute of the match. No foul was whistled on the play, but the MLS Disciplinary Committee decided that the incident involved unnecessary contact of an egregious nature by Robinson to Wahl's head, which constitutes a red card offense.
The three-game suspension shall be served by Robinson during the Dynamo's games on April 19 versus the Los Angeles Galaxy, April 26 versus the Columbus Crew and May 3 versus Chivas USA.
Click here to see the incident
As one of the League's official Charities of Choice, the US Soccer Foundation is the recipient of all player fines at the end of each season. Those fines are added to the Foundation's Annual Grants Pool from which the Board of Directors awards grants to soccer clubs and organizations that serve economically disadvantaged children in urban areas. To learn more about the Foundation, please visit www.ussoccerfoundation.org.
