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A source from the Football Association revealed that the suspension awaits Ferjani Sassi, player of the Zamalek club, after his emotion to the referee, Amin Omar, during Al-Masry’s match and his departure from the text, adding that the incident of Sassi was clear to everyone during the Al-Masry match, which was shown by television cameras and will be brought up and presented to the next Football Association Disciplinary Commission. Judgment.
The source continued on the seventh day that the regulation provides for the suspension of 8 matches in the event of payment in hand of the referee or one of his assistants, in addition to a fine of 10,000 pounds, and this will be determined by the Disciplinary Committee of the Federation of Football.
The heads of the Football Federation and the Referees Committee decided to refer the case of the expulsion of Ferjani Sassi, Zamalek player in the Al-Masry match, to the Disciplinary Committee to take the necessary punishment after the player’s emotion against the referee, Amin Omar, already waiting for the match referee’s report to refer him to suspension, and Sassi was sent off in the 37th minute of the old match at Al-Masth The match between them at the Burj Al Arab stadium, in which Zamalek got snatch the first goal from Al-Masry Al-Port Said, scored by Mahmoud Alaa from a penalty in the 17th minute of the game, which is part of the activities of the 31st league round.
The start came with the objection of Sasi in one of the balls so that the referee Amin Omar declared him a yellow warning, then the player remained excited and went to the referee and insulted him by lifting his headset so that the referee dismissed him and thus Zamalek will complete the encounter with 10 players.
Zamalek started with offensive pressure to score the first goal, which was already achieved from the first organized attack and from a center from Kasungu, the Zamalek forward, in the hands of an Egyptian defender. Al-Masry goal, and in the 26th minute, Al-Masry’s players demanded a penalty be awarded, but the referee turned to video technology, which confirmed that the team had no truth in a penalty against Zamalek.
