Zrinjski fined 8,000 KM, Zeljeznicar 5,500 KM

(Patria) - The Disciplinary Committee of the Football Association of Bosnia and Herzegovina discussed shortcomings in the 26th, 27th, and 28th rounds of the BHT Premier League of BiH at its last session held in Sarajevo, and clubs will once again pay dearly for the irresponsible behavior of their fans.

Mostar's Zrinjski fared the worst, having to pay 8,000 KM into the FA BiH coffers. Due to pyrotechnics at the match against Željezničar (26th round, April 13th), they will have to pay 5,500 KM. The pyrotechnics display by Ultras against Sloboda cost the Mostar club 1,500 KM, and against Široki Brijeg at Pecara 1,000 KM.

Sarajevo will be "lighter" by 4,500 KM due to pyrotechnics by Horde zla in the duel against Široki Brijeg, while they will pay 1,000 KM for pyrotechnics against Mladost. Željezničar was not without a penalty this time either. Manijaci used pyrotechnics against Široki Brijeg, for which the club from Grbavica must pay a fine of 2,500 KM.

Sloboda was fined 1,000 KM for organizational shortcomings in the match against Sarajevo. The Disciplinary Committee of the FA of BiH also fined Mirza Varešanović, coach of Tuzla City, who will have to pay a "penalty" of 500 KM for unsportsmanlike conduct in the duel against Radnik.

Široki Brijeg and Čelik were fined 500 KM each for red cards received by their first-team players Dino Ćorić and Anel Dedić. Ćorić was suspended for one match, and Dedić for two matches, and the Čelik first-team player was also fined 1,000 KM.