Canberra United will appeal a ruling that would dock the club three A-League Women's premiership points after they were found to have made an unauthorised substitution against Sydney FC.
abc.net.au/news/canberra-united-a-league-women-stripped-points-substitutions/102058184Canberra United will appeal a ruling that would dock the club of three points and put Sydney FC atop the A-League Women's table.Only three subs are permitted, unless one is made to replace a concussed player
United have been found guilty of fielding an ineligible player and stripped of the three points for their 2-1 win over the Sky Blues on February 11. The APL scrubbed the result, instead awarding Sydney a 3-0 victory — an outcome which lifts the Sky Blues into first place above Western United.
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