The Royal Army Club punished to play without spectators
The Royal Army Club announced in an official statement that it has received disciplinary decisions issued by the Confederation of African Football, following the incidents that occurred during its match against Egypt's Al Ahly, as part of the second round of the group stage of the CAF Champions League, which took place at the end of last November.
The club explained that the disciplinary committee of the CAF decided to sanction Royal Army by requiring them to play two matches without spectators in the continental games they host, in addition to imposing financial fines totaling $100,000.
The statement indicated that these sanctions were imposed due to several violations, including the use of laser devices, throwing bottles, bringing balls onto the field, as well as throwing a metal object that was considered dangerous to the safety of players and referees.
The club confirmed that the decisions were issued after it was proven that some provisions of the African Union's disciplinary code and the security and safety regulations applicable in continental competitions were violated. At the same time, it emphasized the team's management's commitment to respecting the laws and regulations governing these competitions.
The Royal Army concluded its statement by expressing regret over the imposed sanctions, calling on its fans to demonstrate sportsmanship and maintain civilized behavior inside the stadiums, in order to protect the club's interests and ensure its positive presence in upcoming African competitions.
The club explained that the disciplinary committee of the CAF decided to sanction Royal Army by requiring them to play two matches without spectators in the continental games they host, in addition to imposing financial fines totaling $100,000.
The statement indicated that these sanctions were imposed due to several violations, including the use of laser devices, throwing bottles, bringing balls onto the field, as well as throwing a metal object that was considered dangerous to the safety of players and referees.
The club confirmed that the decisions were issued after it was proven that some provisions of the African Union's disciplinary code and the security and safety regulations applicable in continental competitions were violated. At the same time, it emphasized the team's management's commitment to respecting the laws and regulations governing these competitions.
The Royal Army concluded its statement by expressing regret over the imposed sanctions, calling on its fans to demonstrate sportsmanship and maintain civilized behavior inside the stadiums, in order to protect the club's interests and ensure its positive presence in upcoming African competitions.
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