Darmstadt's Fabian Nürnberger Suspended for Five Matches Following Violent Conduct

The defender received a five-game suspension after committing two violent fouls in a single incident during a match against SV Elversberg.

Fabian Nürnberger of Darmstadt 98 has been suspended for five matches by the German Football Association (DFB) following two acts of violent conduct in a recent game.
The 25-year-old defender first committed a severe foul on Elias Baum, causing the Elversberg player to leave the field injured.
During the ensuing commotion, Nürnberger grabbed Maximilian Rohr by the neck and struck him in the face with an open hand.
The DFB also imposed a conditional three-match suspension, which will be enforced if Nürnberger commits another offense within the next year.
Darmstadt coach Florian Kohfeldt publicly condemned the player's actions, describing them as a 'brutally stupid decision' that must not happen again.