ARGENTINE goalkeeper Nahuel Guzman has been handed an 11-game ban for pointing a laser at an opposition goalkeeper.
The former international was spotted attempting to distract Monterrey’s Esteban Andrada from the stands.
Guzman was caught in the act during Tigres’ 3-3 draw away at Monterrey on Sunday.
He had been absent from the squad as he continues to recover from a knee injury.
However, that did not stop the 38-year-old from pointing a laser at Andrada during the first half.
His antics were disrupted by Monterrey president Jose Antonio Noriega, who stood in front of Guzman.
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The veteran keeper has also now been punished by the Mexican Football Federation (FMF).
He has been slapped with an 11-match ban for his derby day behaviour.
Meanwhile, the FMF have also issued a fine and sentenced Guzman to community service, report RMC Sport.
The derby draw leaves Tigres seventh in the Liga MX Clausura with two matches remaining.
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Guzman has been at the club for a decade after moving to Mexico from Newell’s Old Boys in 2014.
He has since made 458 appearances for the club and even scored a goal as well as four league titles and a CONCACAF Champions League.
At international level, Guzman won six caps for Argentina, with his last appearance coming in 2017.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
