🚨Disciplinary Committee announces ban for Diana García
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After the injury Lizbeth Ovalle suffered in the Women's Regio Classic corresponding to the Quarterfinals of the Clausura 2025, the Disciplinary Commission decided to suspend Diana García, a player from Rayadas.
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The Mexican Football Federation reported that Tigres Femenil requested García's disqualification, and this request was accepted on Wednesday.
This Friday, the Disciplinary Commission announced that the sanction for the Monterrey player will be a one-match suspension.
The incident occurred during the Return match of the Quarterfinals at the BBVA Stadium, when García committed a foul on Ovalle in the dispute for the ball. As a result, the Tigres player had to leave the field at minute 45, after the medical team's assessment determined that she could not continue.
According to the medical report from the felines, Ovalle has a sprain in her left knee and a syndesmotic injury in her left ankle. However, it will be necessary to reevaluate her once the inflammation subsides to determine if she will require surgery.
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