WARRINGTON Town have accepted the decisions of a Northern Premier League Disciplinary Panel hearing that has resulted in a fine and awarding of an abandoned match in the favour of Darlington 1883.
At yesterday's hearing, Town were found guilty of two charges arising from the abandonment of the opening game of the season at Darlington 1883 on Saturday, August 16.
The abandonement came following an injury to the referee.
Town have been fined £1,500, with £500 suspended until the end of the current season. The panel also decided that the result of the match would stand as it was at the time of the abandonment, 2-0 to Darlington who will be awarded the three points.
Yellows bosses have confirmed there will be no appeal against the panel’s decision.
Warrington Town Chairman Toby Macormac, who attended the hearing, said: "The club accepts the decision made by the panel and this now draws a line under the incident and we can continue with the season."
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