The match with Jagiellonia is coming up soon, and here's the news about Feio! It's official

Legia Warsaw football coach Goncalo Feio was fined 50 thousand złoty for improper conduct during Saturday's match of the 22nd round of the Ekstraklasa with Radomiak Radom (1:3). The League Commission also rejected the club's appeal against the red card for the Portuguese coach.

The match in Radom was played in a tense atmosphere, which affected both coaches. The hosts' manager Joao Henriques and his assistant Maciej Daszkiewicz were shown a red card (the latter was suspended for two matches), and towards the end Feio was also sent off from the coaching bench.

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The PZPN Referees' Board ruled that the Legia coach's behavior was "provocative and unsportsmanlike" and showing him a red card was justified. An additional fine for insulting the referee was imposed on the Portuguese after analyzing the match report.

"The League Commission, in imposing the penalty on the coach, acted on the basis of the PZPN Disciplinary Regulations, which provide for situations in which a functionary who can no longer be punished with a red card, is subject to disciplinary liability for saying vulgar or generally considered offensive words to referees. The catalogue of disciplinary penalties for this type of offence is different than in the case of punishing a functionary directly with a red card," explained the chairman of the League Commission, Jarosław Poturnicki.

Legia is in fifth place in the Ekstraklasa table with 36 points. Lech Poznań is in the lead with 44.

Live coverage of the Legia - Jagiellonia match HERE .