Discipline depends on Kalba’s 0-9 loss in the U-14 league

During its meeting today, Tuesday, the Disciplinary Committee of the UAE Football Association took a series of disciplinary decisions against a number of clubs and players in the junior stage competitions and the second and lower leagues.

The committee decided to certify that Kalba Club lost its match against Al-Orouba with a score of (0-9), due to the number of its players being less than seven players during the course of the match in the U-14 League.

It also decided to suspend Ligintus FC player, William Amankwa, for three matches and fine him 3,000 dirhams, for attempting to assault a player from the opposing team during a match in the second division.

In the U-16 league, the committee imposed a penalty for drawing attention to Al Orouba Club coach Abdulaziz Al Hashemi, fining him 2,000 dirhams.

It also decided to issue a warning to the assistant coach of Kalba Club, Mukhtar Al-Balushi, and fine him 5,000 dirhams, for speaking ill of the match referee in the U-19 league. In the same competition, the committee decided to prevent Kalba team manager Abdullah Al Balushi from accompanying his team for four matches, and to fine him 10,000 dirhams, for attempting to assault the match referee.

In the Under-21 League, the committee decided to suspend Gulf United player Youssouf Bamba for two matches, and fined him 7,500 dirhams, after he kicked the ball towards the match referee and injured him.

In the U-14 League (B), Dibba Al-Hisn player Abdulaziz Mohammed Ahmed Al-Mutawa was suspended for two matches and fined 5,000 dirhams, due to verbal abuse towards the match referee.

The committee also decided to suspend Ras Al Khaimah player Khaled Walid Al Shehhi for three matches, and fined him 5,000 dirhams, for pushing a member of the assistant staff onto the field during a match in the U-14 League (C).