[ad_1]
Wrote:
Ibrahim ali
Tuesday 8 December 2020
08:48 pm
The Confederation of African Football Confederation (CAF) announced the suspension of Ibrahim Hassan, a player of the Pyramids club, after his doping crisis, in addition to a fine for the club for the events of the Confederation Cup final.
Ibrahim Hassan was chosen to undergo doping in the Confederacy’s semi-final match against Horiya Conakry, after which the club was notified via “CAF” to suspend the player until a hearing was determined.
CAF issued its decisions after the meeting held today, via video technology, and its decisions were as follows:
Ibrahim Hassan case
After returning to articles 10, 11, 43.1, 46, 83 and 151 of the penal list, El-Caf decided to suspend Ibrahim Hassan for a period of two months.
The text of the decision was as follows: The Disciplinary Board decided to impose on the player the suspension of the player for a period of two years, of which 22 months are suspended, provided that the player is not guilty of committing a similar incident in the period of two years, for which Ibrahim Hassan will be suspended for a period of two months from the date of presentation of the application for exemption of use. Therapeutic, that is, from November 18, 2020 to January 18, 2021.
– Final events of the Confederation Cup
The CAF decided to impose a penalty on Pyramids for which the team’s players had committed themselves by attacking the referee of the final of the Confederation Cup for the 2019-2020 season against the team Nahdet Berkane.
The text of the decision was as follows: After returning to points 10, 11, 43.1, 46, 83 and 151 of the penalty list, due to the attempt of the Pyramids team to cross the security cordon that surrounded the sentence of the match After its completion, the CAF Disciplinary Council decided to impose a fine of 10,000 dollars on Pirámides for the unfortunate behavior of spectators, players and officials.
[ad_2]
