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Reuters AMR ABDALLAH DALSH
The Discipline and Ethics Committee of the Egyptian Football Association officially issued the sanction for the Tunisian Ferjani Sassi, Zamalek player, in the context of the events of the Egyptian match between Port Said in the Premier League championship.
The committee decided to suspend Sassi’s 6 games and a fine of 100,000 pounds, starting from the next game in which he was sent off against Al-Masry, for what happened during it, as detailed in the reports of referees and observers of that game .
The Tunisian international had vehemently opposed the sentence for not counting the errors in his favor, and then Sassi’s anger continued until he removed the stethoscope from Amine Omar’s ear, who did not hesitate to give him a red card after that.
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The incident sparked widespread controversy on social media, at a time when Zamalek announced, through its president, Mortada Mansour, that he had signed a historic punishment against his first star.
It was also decided, within the framework of penalties for the same match, to detain Imam Ashour, the Zamalek player, for one game and 50 thousand pounds, as of October 6, 2020, for what happened according to the referee’s reports and the observer.
Al-Masry was fined £ 50,000 for attending the same match.
The committee also decided to suspend Mohamed Ibrahim, coach of the Alexandria Al-Ittihad Club, for 6 matches and a £ 100,000 fine for what happened in the Talaia Al-Jaish match, according to the referee and match observer reports.
Petrojet coach Alaa Abdel-Al was suspended for 3 matches and fined £ 50,000 for what happened in his team’s match with Coca-Cola in the second division competition.
Source: Egyptian media
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