Disciplinary Committee Fines Sarajevo 7,500 KM, Željezničar 4,000 KM

(Patria) - The Disciplinary Committee of the Football Association (FS) of BiH was once again merciless towards the clubs of the BiH elite, writes Faktor.ba.

The infringements from the 13th round of the BiH Premier League were on the agenda, and the clubs were fined a total of 21,500 KM for their fans using pyrotechnics.

As usual, Sarajevo fared the worst, having to pay 7,500 KM to the FSBiH coffers due to pyrotechnics during the match against Sloga from Doboj.

Željezničar was fined 4,000 KM for the match against Velež, and five clubs were fined 2,000 KM each – Široki Brijeg, Borac, Velež, Posušje, and Zrinjski.

The "disciplinarians" were also merciless towards the women's clubs. FK Sloboda Tuzla fared the worst, having three points deducted for failing to play a match against ŽFK Radnik Bumerang from Bijeljina.

The Tuzla club was reported to the Disciplinary Committee by the Competition Committee of FSBiH.

"FK Sloboda Tuzla is punished with the deduction of -3 (three) negative points, for infringements from Article 67, paragraphs 1 and 3 of the Disciplinary Regulations of FSBiH (failure to play a match) between ŽFK Radnik Bumerang Bijeljina and FK Sloboda Tuzla, which was supposed to be played on November 10th in the 10th round of the BiH Women's Premier League, competition season 2024/25.

The Competition Committee of FSBiH is instructed, upon the finalization of this Decision, to adjust the table of standings of the BiH Women's Premier League clubs," announced FSBiH.

Women's clubs were also fined, and for "non-compliance with the decision of the competent body," ŽNK Iskra Bugojno and SFK Libero Goražde will have to pay 500 KM each.