The Algerian Professional League's Disciplinary Committee has announced its decisions regarding matches from the third round of the championship, which took place on September 17, 18, and 19. The committee has provisionally suspended three individuals pending a hearing on Thursday, September 24. Ibrahim Dib, captain of Shabab Constantine, has been suspended following his red card in the team's 5-1 loss to ES Setif.
Khalid Lamochi, assistant coach of Union of Algiers, has also been suspended pending the same hearing, due to incidents that occurred during his team's match against Olympique Akbou, which ended in a 3-2 win for Union of Algiers. The committee has also taken action against other individuals, including Zakaria Ben Abid, assistant coach of JS Saoura, and Mohamed Achraf Ougou, a player for the same team.
Ben Abid and Ougou have each been handed a one-match suspension and a fine of 20 million Algerian dinar, following their red cards in JS Saoura's loss to Shabab El-Biar. The Disciplinary Committee has also suspended Jamal Bellaalem, a player for CA Chlef, for two matches following his red card for rough play during his team's match against MC Oran, which ended in a 1-0 win for MC Oran.
The suspensions and fines are part of the committee's efforts to maintain discipline and fair play in Algerian football. The decisions were made in accordance with the league's regulations and will be reviewed during the hearing on September 24. The committee's actions aim to promote a safe and respectful environment for players, coaches, and fans.
The incidents that led to the suspensions occurred during a period of intense competition in the Algerian championship. The matches in question were closely contested, with several teams vying for position in the standings. The Disciplinary Committee's decisions are expected to have a positive impact on the sport, promoting fair play and respect among participants.
Algerian football has experienced significant growth and development in recent years, with a strong focus on promoting young talent and improving the sport's infrastructure. The Disciplinary Committee's actions are an important part of this effort, ensuring that the sport is played with integrity and respect. The committee's decisions will be closely watched by fans and stakeholders.
The hearing on September 24 will provide an opportunity for the suspended individuals to present their cases and potentially appeal the committee's decisions. The outcome of the hearing will be closely followed by the football community, as it will provide further insight into the committee's decision-making process and the future of Algerian football.
Key points
- The Algerian Professional League's Disciplinary Committee has suspended three individuals pending a hearing on September 24.
- The suspensions were made due to incidents that occurred during matches in the third round of the championship.
- The committee's actions aim to promote fair play and respect in Algerian football.
