Protested against the referees, the Discipline punishes the coach of Bylis with two matches

This edition has not been as harsh as last year, although there have been episodes of violence in some meetings in the two main categories of football. However, the punishments were less, they happened mainly in the derby duels between Tirana and Partizan. But from the recent decisions of the Disciplinary Commission, we learn that there are also tensions in Ballsh, especially with the referees. Thus, the Disciplinary Commission published the decisions regarding the last week in Albanian football. The two-game suspension of Bylis' coach, Naxhi Shensoji, due to protests against the referee's decision in the challenge with Kastriot stands out. So, in other Discipline decisions, Kukësi is also fined 50,000 lek due to the throwing of objects on the field of play by the northeast fans. Complete decisions of the Disciplinary Committee: - The official of KF Bylis, Naci Shensoi, for protesting against the decisions of the referee, based on Article 55/2 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, is punished with suspension from the activity for 2 (two) matches. - FK Kukësi, for the wrong behavior of the spectators, throwing things on the sports field, based on article 65/1, 65/3/a and 65/3/c of ??the Code of Criminal Procedure, is punished with a fine of 50,000 (fifty thousand) Lek. - KF Egnatia U-21, for non-appearance of the team in the "Vllaznia-Egnatia" match, based on article 54/1 of the KDS, is punished with the loss of the match on the table and the deduction of 3 (three) points from the classification. - Acceptance of the request of the player of FC Djelmnia Shkodrane 2017, Albi Brojaj, the suspension of the remainder of the sentence. The period of conditional suspension, pursuant to Article 32/4 of the Civil Code, will be 6 (six) months. As we can see, the punishment of the coach of Bylis Shensoi is the only big news from yesterday's decisions of the FFL Disciplinary. But it is believed that this penalty will not have a long negative effect.