Overview

• The CONCACAF Disciplinary Committee found no evidence that Jesse Marsch disregarded rules on suspended match officials and cleared him of wrongdoing.
• Canada Soccer was hit with an undisclosed fine for breaching accredited delegation security protocols and failing to provide a representative for the halftime doping control draw.
• Investigators identified a non-coaching staff member using an unapproved credential and noted the absence of a Canadian official at the mid-match anti-doping draw.
• CONCACAF acknowledged Canada Soccer’s constructive engagement throughout the disciplinary investigation.
• Canada Soccer is gathering relevant information to submit its case and resolve the fines before resuming its Gold Cup campaign.