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Tunisian newspapers and websites paid attention to the expulsion of Ferjani Sassi, the star of the Zamalek club in the team’s match against Al-Masry yesterday in the Premier League, who witnessed the departure of the text player towards the match referee Amin Omar , and the leaders of the Football Association and the Referees Committee decided to refer the incident to the Disciplinary Committee to take the necessary punishment after the player’s emotion. Tunisian Ferjani Sassi, Zamalek midfielder, was sent off in the Al-Masry match in the 37th minute of the match, which was decided by the whites with a goal from Mahmoud Alaa, after Sassi objected to the referee in one of the balls so that the referee Amin Omar declared him a yellow card, then the player continued his excitement and He went to The verdict and insulted him by lifting the receiver so that the referee decides to expel him.
“The star of the national team has serious problems !!!” He explained that the player is threatened with penalties after he received a warning to be angry with the referee, Amin Omar, for not telling an error in his favor, and the player did not stop nervous and continued to direct the attack against the referee despite the calm of his teammates, until the referee declared him a red card..
The Zamalek players tried to calm Sassi out of the stadium after being sent off, but the player was busy trying to invade the referee and lure him the headset, to the amazement of his teammates, and Ferjani Sassi refused to leave the stadium during a few minutes, before finally responding to the demands of the Zamalek players..
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Commenting on the incident, the “Fot 24” website said, “Ferjani Sassi attacked a referee in the Egyptian League”, and explained: “The match knew of the exclusion of the Tunisian international middleweight, Ferjani Sassi, who protested against the referee of the match, Amin Mohamed Omar before he persisted in attacking him, which cost him the card.، Ferjani was attacked by two players from the Al-Masry team, Port Said, but the Egyptian international referee ordered him to continue playing, leading him to protest what cost him a yellow card that quickly turned red..“
The site added: “According to the regulations of the Egyptian Federation, Ferjani is threatened with a heavy sanction, suspending up to eight matches, with a fine of 10,000 Egyptian pounds, equivalent to 1,750 Tunisian dinars..“
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