Algerian Football Disciplinary Committee Hands Out Penalties
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The Algerian Football Disciplinary Committee has announced penalties for several clubs, players, and officials following the fifth round of the professional league. The penalties include fines and suspensions for various infractions.
Union Khenchela was fined 100,000 Algerian Dinars for the malfunction of the electronic board and an additional 100,000 Dinars for breaching the media protocol. Shabab Aïdar was fined 400,000 Dinars for repeated infractions, with player Oukil Ammar Abd El-Malek also fined 100,000 Dinars for protesting a referee's decision.
Union Biskra's player Graba Abd El-Kader was fined 100,000 Dinars for protesting a referee's decision, with the club also fined 100,000 Dinars for breaching the media protocol. Mouloudia Oran's player Zouba Mustapha was fined 100,000 Dinars for protesting a referee's decision. In Chlef, player Debari Abd El-Hak was fined 200,000 Dinars for protesting a referee's decision, with goalkeeper coach Harrous Hussein also fined 100,000 Dinars for the same offense. Bekouche Chams Eddine was suspended for one match and fined 100,000 Dinars after being sent off for receiving two yellow cards.
Mouloudia Alger's player Farhat Zineddine was fined 100,000 Dinars for protesting a referee's decision, with assistant coach Delhoum Karim also fined 100,000 Dinars for the same reason. The club was further fined 200,000 Dinars for repeated infractions and 100,000 Dinars for breaching the media protocol. Union Alger received a first warning and a 200,000 Dinars fine for using fireworks and throwing objects on the field without causing physical harm. Waad Satif was fined 600,000 Dinars for setting off and throwing fireworks on the field without causing physical harm. Tamazougt's player Senejji Mohamed El-Sadek was suspended for two matches due to violent conduct.
Context: The penalties reflect the Algerian Football Disciplinary Committee's efforts to maintain order and professionalism in the league. The fines and suspensions aim to deter misconduct and ensure fair play, highlighting the importance of adhering to the rules and protocols set by the Algerian Football Federation.
