A dispute between the opposing sides escalated after full-time, with a violent confrontation breaking out in the dressing rooms and then in the car park.
The incident occurred in France after a post-match brawl broke out between players from SC Terville and AS Soetrich
When one Terville player attempted to separate two players fighting, the Soetrich player responded by biting his penis.
The assault caused him to be rushed to hospital, where he required 12 stitches and was unable to work for four days.
The player subsequently filed a complaint and the police opened an investigation.
The Moselle district disciplinary committee has now handed down its punishment, banning the AS Soetrich player for five years and fining the club €200 (£166/$216).
The injured Terville player has also been banned until the end of June for “acts of brutality” in the dressing room and car park.
Terville were also fined €200 for "the lack of reaction from the [club's] leaders" in responding to the violence. The club were already deducted two points immediately after the incident in November.
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