Disciplinary Committee Announces Sanctions for Rounds 5 and 6
The Disciplinary Committee of the Professional Football League announced its decisions today, Tuesday, following a meeting held on October 19 to review the incidents and violations recorded during the matches of rounds 5 and 6 of the professional league.
MC Oran, USM Tébessa, and Mustaqbal de Rouissat were among the clubs that faced sanctions, with the committee imposing a fine of 400,000 DZD on each team for repeatedly using fireworks, as part of efforts to reduce such violations in stadiums.
Olympique de Akbou also faced penalties, being fined 200,000 DZD for igniting fireworks and throwing projectiles onto the pitch, without causing any physical harm.
The committee's decisions extended to several players and coaching staff members for protesting referee decisions. At NA Hussein Dey, Mohamed Ben Chaïra was fined 100,000 DZD, while his teammate Akram Ghenit received a fine of 200,000 DZD for repeated offenses. The club was also fined an additional 200,000 DZD for repeated violations.
At CS Constantine, the committee imposed a fine of 100,000 DZD on player Miloud Rebaï for protesting a referee's decision, and the club was fined the same amount for breaching media protocol.
In another instance, MC Oran saw four of its players and staff members punished: Omar Mebarek, Mokhtar Belkhiter, Munir Mehdi Mhadan, and goalkeeper coach Karim Saoula, each receiving a fine of 100,000 DZD for protesting referee decisions, in addition to the penalty imposed on the club for fireworks.
Meanwhile, Chabab de Saoura's player Ilyas Attallah was fined 100,000 DZD for the same reason, while his teammate Amin Ben Miloud was suspended for two matches due to a serious foul, with the club also fined 100,000 DZD for breaching media protocol.
