Trabzonspor have been ordered to play six matches behind closed doors by the Turkish Football Federation as a result of the violence that broke out after their Super Lig loss to Fenerbahce last month. The incident occurred at Papara Park, Trabzon, where fans stormed onto the field, attacking both Fenerbahce players and security personnel. 13 people have since been arrested. Fenerbahce players Jayden Oosterwolde and Irfan Can Egribayat received one-game bans for engaging in altercations with opposing supporters. Nigerian winger Bright Osayi-Samuel, who tackled one of the pitch invaders, did not face any sanctions. Trabzonspor's coach Egemen Korkmaz has been banned from the dressing room and dugout for one match due to his involvement in a scuffle with an opposing player. Trabzonspor have also been fined 3million Turkish lira. These penalties were determined during a meeting of the TFF's disciplinary board. On Tuesday, members of Fenerbahce voted against a proposal to withdraw from the Turkish Super Lig in response to the violence. Former Manchester United midfielder Fred netted twice to propel Fenerbahce to an early 2-0 advantage. However, in the second half, Enis Bardhi and Trezeguet staged a remarkable comeback for the hosts, levelling the score. In the 87th minute, Fenerbahce clinched a dramatic victory with a goal from former Chelsea striker Michy Batshuayi. Video footage circulating on social media depicted clashes between Trabzonspor supporters, Fenerbahce players, and stadium security staff. Throughout the match, Fenerbahce players were targeted by objects thrown from the crowd, prompting Trabzonspor players to intervene and appeal to the fans to cease their actions. Ismail Kartal, Fenerbahce's head coach, revealed that he and his staff were also struck by objects, resulting in injuries. FIFA President Gianni Infantino denounced the incident as absolutely unacceptable. The TFF previously said in a statement that those responsible will face the necessary penal sanctions. Trabzonspor's sanctions will have a significant impact on the team's upcoming matches. The club will have to play without their fans, which could affect their performance. The fine of 3million Turkish lira will also be a significant financial burden for the club. The incident has sparked a lot of debate about fan violence in Turkish football. Many are calling for stricter punishments for fans who engage in violent behavior. The TFF's disciplinary board will continue to monitor the situation and take necessary actions to prevent such incidents in the future. The Turkish Super Lig has a reputation for being one of the most competitive leagues in Europe, but incidents like this tarnish the league's image. Trabzonspor will have to work hard to regain the trust of their fans and the football community.