The Tunisian Professional Football League has announced a series of penalties against several clubs in the first and second divisions. These decisions were made by the league's bureau following incidents of fan misconduct during recent matches. The penalties aim to maintain discipline and order in the league. Fans and club officials alike are expected to adhere to the rules and regulations set forth by the league. The league's disciplinary actions are crucial in ensuring a safe and fair environment for all participants. Clubs and fans must take responsibility for their actions.
Among the clubs penalized is the Association of Jerjis Sports, which has been fined 5,000 dinars and issued a warning for fans throwing bottles onto the field during a match against Union Sportive Monastirienne. Similarly, Union Sportive de Bine Kerdan has been fined 5,000 dinars and warned for the same offense during a match against Club Sportif Sfaxien. These incidents highlight the need for increased vigilance and cooperation between club officials, fans, and league authorities. The league's measures are designed to prevent such incidents from recurring.
Club Sportif Sfaxien has also been fined 1,500 dinars and warned for lighting flares without throwing them onto the field during a match against Club Sportif de Bizerte. Association of African Club has been fined 7,000 dinars for repeated offenses of throwing projectiles onto the field during a match against Jerjis Sports. The league's bureau has taken these actions to emphasize the importance of fan behavior and club responsibility. Clubs must take proactive steps to prevent such incidents and ensure a safe environment for all.
Other clubs penalized include Association of Chabab Hilali, which has been fined 1,500 dinars and warned for throwing bottles onto the field during a match against Sfax Railway Sports. Association of Future Sports of Gabès has been fined 500 dinars for excluding a ball boy during a match against Association of Mokrine. These penalties reflect the league's commitment to enforcing its rules and regulations. Clubs and fans must work together to maintain a positive and respectful atmosphere during matches.
Additionally, Association of Qawafel Sports has been fined 1,500 dinars and warned for throwing various projectiles onto the field during a match against Future of Kasserine. Association of Olympique de Kef has been fined 1,000 dinars and warned for lighting flares without throwing them onto the field during a match against Union Sportive de Ksar Saïd. Association of Olympique de Mednine has been fined 1,500 dinars and warned for throwing bottles onto the field during a match against Kalaa Sports.
The league's bureau has also postponed a decision on a technical protest submitted by Association of Club Sportif Sfaxien against Association of Future Sports of Marsala. The protest was submitted following a match on September 12, 2026, with both teams requesting more time to review reports and prepare their defense. This postponement allows the teams to gather necessary information and present their cases.
The Tunisian Professional Football League's disciplinary actions demonstrate its commitment to maintaining order and discipline in the league. Clubs and fans must adhere to the rules and regulations to ensure a safe and fair environment for all participants. The league's measures are crucial in promoting a positive and respectful atmosphere during matches.
Key points
- The Tunisian Professional Football League has imposed penalties on several clubs for fan misconduct, including fines and warnings.
- The penalties aim to maintain discipline and order in the league, emphasizing the importance of fan behavior and club responsibility.
- The league's disciplinary actions are crucial in ensuring a safe and fair environment for all participants.
