Mouloudia Algiers is threatened with harsh punishment due to the unrest of its supporters – New Algeria

The Mouloudia Algiers club faces the possibility of being subjected to a harsh punishment by the Disciplinary Committee of the National Professional Football League after the riots carried out by a group of its supporters during the match it played yesterday, Saturday, in the 16th round of the Algerian Football Cup competition.

Yesterday, Saturday, the Mouloudia Algiers team met with Chabab Al-Zawia Club at the “Mustafa Chaker” stadium in Blida, and won by four goals to one, thus earning the ticket to qualify for the eighth-final round of the Algerian Football Cup competition.

The match witnessed many controversial refereeing cases, most notably in the 20th minute, when the referee announced a penalty kick in favor of Chabab Al-Zawia, which angered the Mouloudia Algiers team supporters, and a large group of them rioted in the stands. Pitch He threw all kinds of projectiles at the field floor.

The Disciplinary Committee of the National Professional Football League will hold its regular meeting tomorrow, Monday, where it is expected to impose a heavy penalty on the Mouloudia Algiers club due to the riot of its supporters.

Two weeks ago, Mouloudia supporters had caused their team to be subjected to a heavy punishment from the National League, which was a fine. Financial penalty In the amount of 100 million centimes, the “Al-Ameed” fans threw flags at the field during the match that took place at the home of Mouloudia El-Beidh for the national professional championship.