Spies chase Southampton from ‘world’s most expensive game’

And it was returned Middlesbroughwhich lost 1-2 to Southampton in the group in the semi-finals, will continue the competition, and will face Hull City on Saturday, in a game described as “the most expensive game in football.”

It is assumed that it will rise English Premier League The Premier League pays the runner-up 200 million pounds ($268 million) over three years.

Southampton, who pleaded guilty to the charges against him, were also accused of taking pictures at Oxford United in December and Ipswich Town in April this season.

4 points were also removed from Southampton’s level in the second division next season.

The English Premier League said in a statement: “The independent disciplinary committee has been suspended Southampton From the second round of the final, the team admitted that they had violated the organization’s rules regarding the illegal recording of other clubs’ training sessions. “

He added: “Southampton have admitted breaching the rules which require clubs to act in good faith, and ban the training of other clubs within 72 hours of a scheduled match.

He added: “As a result of this decision, Middlesbrough will be back in the Premier League’s qualifying games, and will play in the final. City of HullThe final date has been set for Saturday, May 23, and the start date for the games will be confirmed at a later date. “

The league confirmed that Southampton would appeal the decision, and that “the parties are working to deal with any appeal on Wednesday, May 20.”

The statement added: “Based on the results (AppealThat could lead to another change in Saturday’s game. “

Middlesbrough ordered Southampton to be relegated, after drawing the team’s warm-up before the first leg of the semi-final, which ended goalless.

The club welcomed the decision, and said: “We believe this sends a clear message about the future of our sport in terms of integrity and…Sports behavior“.

He added: “We at the club are now focused on our game against Hull City at Wembley Stadium on Saturday.

Southampton were relegated from the Premier League last season, and were struggling in the first half of this season until they managed to avoid defeat in 19 league games, to take fourth place and qualify for the play-offs.