Severe penalties issued against Moamen Soliman due to Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya match incidents

The Iraqi Football Association's Disciplinary Committee has imposed an official penalty against Al-Karma coach Moamen Soliman, consisting of a two-match ban and a fine of two million Iraqi dinars. This decision comes in light of the events that occurred during the team's recent match in the Iraq Stars League.

The strict penalty puts the league leader in a critical and surprising test during the next two rounds of the competition.

The details of the crisis began when Egyptian coach Moamen Soliman lost his temper, sharply protesting against the referee's decisions. The situation escalated as he entered the pitch in a nervous and highly emotional manner. This behavior prompted the disciplinary committee to intervene immediately, imposing a double penalty that includes a financial fine and a technical suspension.

Under this official decision, Moamen Soliman will be absent from managing his team from the sidelines in the next two matches. He will first miss the clash against Al Minaa in the 11th round in Basra, followed by the match against Duhok in the subsequent round.

This red card and the emotional outburst coincided with the end of the match between Al-Karma and Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya, which ended in a goalless draw 0-0 in the tenth round. This draw did not affect the team's lead, as they have been delivering amazing and exceptional performances this season, allowing them to sit atop the Iraq Stars League standings with 24 points.

Al-Karma sits alone at the top with 24 points, marking a pleasant surprise for its fans. However, this suspension raises questions about the ability of the coaching staff and players to maintain their winning streak, stay at the summit, and avoid being affected by the absence of the team's tactical mastermind in the upcoming two matches.