Aduana FC have been fined GHS30,000 and ordered to play their next three Ghana Premier League home matches behind closed doors following misconduct by their supporters.
The Ghana Football Association (GFA) Disciplinary Committee found the club guilty after Aduana supporters attacked an official of Karela United and damaged the visiting team's bus following their league meeting.
In addition to the fine and three-match stadium ban, Aduana have been ordered to bear the full cost of repairing the damaged Karela United team bus.
The disciplinary committee also warned the club that any further misconduct could attract more severe sanctions.
Aduana will therefore serve their next three home fixtures without supporters as part of the punishment.
The first of those matches comes on Sunday when Aduana host Swedru All Blacks in a Matchday Five fixture at the Nana Agyemang Badu Park.
Kick-off is scheduled for 15:00 GMT.
The sanctions come as the GFA continues to take disciplinary action against clubs over incidents involving supporters during the 2026-27 Ghana Premier League season.
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