Al Wasl granted an opportunity to respond to Al-Bataeh’s complaint in the Şengalai case until October 3

The Disciplinary Committee of the Emirates Football Association gave Al-Wasl Club an opportunity to respond to the complaint submitted against it by Al-Bataeh Club in the case of Argentine player Thomas Shankalay, until the third of next October, during its meeting, today, Tuesday, headed by Counselor Saeed Al-Houti, with the participation of Vice-Chairman of the Committee Hamdan Al-Zyoudi, and members Committee Hassan Al Shaibani, Salman Al Taweel, Badr Khamis, and Rapporteur of the Committee Shadi Medhat.

The Football Association said in a statement that the meeting began with informing the committee of the resignation request submitted by member Hassan Al-Shaibani regarding the consideration of the complaint filed by Al-Bataeh Club against Al-Wasl Club, related to the participation of Thomas Shankalay, Al-Wasl player, in the match that brought the two teams together in the second round of the ADNOC Professional League competition. The committee requested the deadline submitted by Al-Wasl Club, and decided to grant Al-Wasl Club a deadline until Monday, October 3, 2022, to submit the reply memorandum.

The committee reviewed the complaint filed by Hatta Club against Al-Orouba Club in the first division, and decided to grant Hatta Club a postponement until September 26, 2022 to respond to the commentary note. Sharjah Club Salem Sultan during the match between Ajman and Sharjah, and a fine of 30 thousand dirhams was imposed on the Sharjah Club, because its players obtained six yellow cards in one match, and drew attention to Al Ain Club because of the unacceptable expressions of its fans against the referee of his team’s match against Al Jazira Club, in the round Third in the ADNOC Pro League.

The committee drew attention to Dibba Club due to the absence of a doctor on the bench in its match against Al Wasl in the U-21 professional league.

The Disciplinary Committee also drew the attention of Fujairah Club to the entry of some fans to the stadium "near the touch line" during its match against Al-Uruba in the U-21 Youth League competition, and the committee imposed a fine of "1,000 dirhams" on Sharjah Club, for spraying the stadium at other than the specified times. Without coordinating with the observer of his match against Al Dhaid in the U-17 Youth League competition, while the attention was drawn to Hatta Club, for not providing a paramedic in its match against Maliha in the same competition, which caused a delay in the start of the match for four minutes, and drew attention to Al Jazira and Shabab clubs. Al-Ahly, because they did not enter the injury of one of their players on the electronic football medical system.

And Al-Wasl club was punished with two penalties for drawing attention and warning for violating the match operations protocol in the U-17 Youth League and the U-17 Cubs League “B”.

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