Former Ankaragucu President Faruk Koca Permanently Banned for Attacking Referee

The Turkish Football Federation also fined the club and ordered games to be played without fans following the violent incident.

Faruk Koca, the former president of MKE Ankaragucu, has been permanently banned by the Turkish Football Federation (TFF) for punching referee Halil Umut Meler after a Super Lig match.
Meler, one of Turkey's top referees, was hospitalized with a minor fracture and other injuries.
Ankaragucu has been fined two million lira (£54,000) and ordered to play five home games without any fans.
Koca was arrested for injuring a public official and has since resigned as club president, issuing an apology for his actions.
All Turkish league football games were suspended after the incident but will resume on Tuesday, 19 December.