The Egyptian Professional Clubs Association announced a series of disciplinary sanctions affecting several players from leading teams, following incidents in the fourth round of the final stage of the Nile League. These decisions reflect a tightening of adherence to the regulations governing the competition.

The Egyptian Professional Clubs Association has announced the official penalties for the fourth round of the final stage of the first group in the Nile League, according to the approved competition regulations. The decisions included several suspensions and financial fines due to the accumulation of yellow cards.

In the match between Smouha and Al-Masry, the association decided to suspend Smouha player Eted Geko Samado for one match and imposed a financial penalty of 5,000 pounds after he received his third warning.

The sanctions also included three players from the Egyptian team, with Amr Saadawi Salem Ismail, Amid Sawaftha, and Abdel Rahim Dagmoum each being suspended for one match and fined 5,000 pounds for receiving a third warning.

In the match between Zamalek and Enppi, the association decided to suspend Enppi player Ahmed Sobhi Ahmed Amin for one match and fined him 5,000 pounds due to an accumulation of yellow cards.

In the Pyramids and Al Ahly summit, Mohamed El Shibi from Pyramids and Mohamed Hany from Al Ahly were both suspended for one match each and fined 5,000 pounds after receiving their third yellow card.

These decisions come as part of the league association's policy to firmly enforce regulations and maintain discipline within the Nile League competitions during the crucial stage of the season.