🤦♂️The bizarre sanction Nacional face after the match against Cúcuta
In response, Nacional decided not to attend the press conference after securing their qualification.Due to this conduct, the green team violated Article 17, which requires the mandatory presence of the head coach and a player. As a result, they could be fined an amount between $6,500,000 and $28,470,000 Colombian pesos.
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