MOSCOW, Aug 26 Former Russian national team player Andrei Fedkov suspended until the end of 2022 of the year, as well as a life suspended sentence for hitting the referee with his head in the face during a match of children's teams, according to the website of the Rostov-on-Don Football Federation. The incident occurred at the 42nd minute of the meeting between the Vodnik and SShOR-8 clubs 2005-2006 years of birth), whose coach is Fedkov. The specialist received a red card, “defiantly insulted” the referee, and then hit him with his head in the face. After that, the game was discontinued. During his playing career, Fedkov played for the Kaliningrad Baltika, Saratov Sokol, Grozny Terek (now Akhmat) and other clubs. On account of his two matches in the Russian national team. In 2004, he won the Russian Cup with Terek, scoring the winning goal against Samara's Krylya Sovetov in the final of the tournament (1:0).
