"الداربي" الكبير "ينجو" من عقوبة "الويكلو"

"Le Derby" Escapes Sanctions of "The Week"

The Disciplinary Committee of the Professional Football League announced sanctions against clubs, players, and coaches on Monday, following disciplinary violations during the matches of the 6th round of the championship last weekend.

According to the official website of the Professional League, the clubs of JS Saoura and USM Alger were each sanctioned with a single match without spectators, after receiving their third warning due to their fans throwing flares onto the pitch during the match that brought the two teams together at the Mohamed Boumezrag Stadium in Chlef.

This sanction imposed on USM Alger would have resulted in the big capital "Derby" against MC Alger being played without spectators. However, the Professional League decided on Saturday to postpone the highly anticipated match, initially scheduled for November 5th, to a later date due to the celebrations commemorating the anniversary of the outbreak of the revolution.

The Disciplinary Committee also sanctioned several players with fines for protesting against the referees' decisions. The same applies to the coaches of USM Alger, Nabil Maaloul, and MC Oran, Fouad Bouali, while Saoura player Saadi Ismail was sanctioned with a two-match suspension for receiving a red card during his club's match against MC Oran.

Summary of Sanctions:

• JS Saoura and USM Alger: One match without spectators
• Several players: Fines for protesting referee decisions
• Nabil Maaloul (USM Alger) and Fouad Bouali (MC Oran): Fines for protesting referee decisions
• Saadi Ismail (JS Saoura): Two-match suspension for receiving a red card