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An informed source revealed inside Union The ball is one of the highlights of the report that the international, Amin Omar, referee of the Zamalek and Al-Masry match, will be presented in 48 hours to the Football Association.
The same source said that the referee’s report includes the incident of Ferjani Sassi, a player of the Zamalek club, who attacked him and gave him insults and verbal words against him, in addition to taking away his stethoscope, not complying with the decision to expel from the stadium and continue for several minutes inside the green rectangle.
He noted that the report will also include the incident that followed his whistle at the end of the match and the streets drowning Egyptian players with Imam Ashour, and his arrival in the locker room.
He explained that the report also includes a record of the insults and accusations made by the members of the Egyptian club’s board against the match referee when the referee team leaves the stadium.
The Football Federation had decided to refer the case of the expulsion of Fergani Sassi to the Disciplinary Commission to sanction the necessary sanction after the player’s reaction to the referee, Amin Omar, and waiting for the report of the match referee to refer him to sanction.
According to the sanctions list of the Football Association, in the event that any non-sporting act is issued against the referee or his assistants, the sanction will be a suspension of four games and a fine.
In case of attacking the referee or one of his assistants during the match, the player will be imposed a penalty of up to 8 matches to be suspended and a fine of up to 50 thousand pounds.
Ferjani Sassi, the Zamalek player, in the Al-Masry match, took the stethoscope from Amin Omar, who ruled the match and opposed his decisions and attacked him, and in turn, the referee sent him off in the 36th minute .
The suspension sanction that is expected to be imposed does not include preventing Sassi from participating in the ranks of the Zamalek team in the Moroccan Raja’s matches in the semifinals of the African Champions League and is limited only to local matches.
The Jabalia Competitions Committee, headed by Hussam Al-Zinati, is awaiting the arrival of the report from the meeting referee, Amin Omar, in preparation to review the incident and refer the matter to the Disciplinary Committee headed by Councilor Sayed Bandari so that take the necessary sanctions regarding the incident.
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