UEFA bans coach for life for filming women players in locker room

Date:

Share post:

spot_imgspot_img

Nyon, May 20: A Czech women’s football coach who secretly filmed players in the locker room and showers was banned from coaching for life by UEFA, the sport’s European governing body.
Petr Vlachovsky, former coach at 1. FC Slovacko, was convicted last year in the Czech Republic of filming more than a dozen women over a four-year period. He received a one-year suspended prison sentence and a five-year ban from coaching in the country.
UEFA determined that Vlachovsky violated rules covering insulting or indecent behaviour. The lifetime ban was announced Tuesday.
UEFA also requested that FIFA impose an international ban on Vlachovsky. (AP)

spot_imgspot_img

Related articles

World Cup Fuels Football Frenzy in Shillong

By Daniella Dawn Lyngwa In the hill city of Shillong, the FIFA World Cup is not just a global...

A Wild Success? Tracking a Decade of Rhino Reintroduction in Manas

Ten years of tracking reintroduced rhinos in Manas National Park of Assam has revealed a promising story of resilience and adaptation....

The watermelon

Thirteen-year-old George packed his favourite books, a fishing hat, and far too many socks before boarding the train...

Study reveals Vitamin D, Calcium may not protect against bone fractures

For years, many people have taken calcium and vitamin D supplements to help keep their bones strong as...