After the events of Constantine… “FAF” is struck with an iron fist! – New Algeria

The Algerian Football Federation decided. Programming the matches of the 28th and 29th round of the first professional tournament without the presence of the public.

Waiting for the file to be transferred to the Disciplinary Committee to take more stringent decisions. This was as a precautionary measure after the serious violence that took place at the Chahid Hamalaoui Stadium in Constantine yesterday evening, Monday

As a precautionary measure imposed by the serious violent incidents that took place in the stadium Martyr Hamlawi In Constantine, the matches of the 28th and 20th round of the first professional championship are scheduled without the presence of the public, awaiting the transfer of the file to the Disciplinary Committee to take more stringent decisions.

And the Faf crossed in statement Published on the official website with great regret for the actions Violence and vandalism Which took place at the Chahid Hamalaoui Stadium in Constantine. After the end of the Constantine youth match And the Federation of Algeria. Which is unjustified, and is a distortion of our sporting image. Emphasizing at the same time the necessity of combating this scourge forcefully and preventing violators from harming football,” according to what was stated in the statement.

FAF held an emergency meeting in this regard, which resulted in the following decisions being taken:

As a precaution, the 28th and 29th rounds of the first professional tournament will be held without the public attending all matches, as an expression of the football world’s condemnation in the face of increasing acts of violence in stadiums.

-Ansar’s travel ban during the 30th and final round.

– Requesting the Disciplinary Committee to deal with these serious incidents with the greatest rigor and diligence and to issue the necessary disciplinary measures.

– Opening an investigation into the circumstances of the organization and conduct of this meeting.

The Algerian Football Federation is firmly committed to taking all necessary measures to eliminate this phenomenon of violence and to ensure that stadiums remain places of coexistence and mutual respect.

Finally, FAF called on all concerned parties, especially football players and the sports press, to provide their support to promote the values ​​of the noble sportsmanship.