Presided by Goran Kosoric, Football Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina disciplinary committee held a meeting today in Sarajevo where this body reviewed current disciplinary issues and reached the following verdicts:
BH Telecom Premier League Round 22
- SIROKI BRIJEG vs. CELIK
NK Siroki Brijeg has been fined 1.000,00 KM for inadequate match organization and supporters' use of flares, pyrotechnics, and offensive banners;
- ZRINJSKI vs. RUDAR PRIJEDOR
HSK Zrinjski has been fined 2.000,00 KM for inadequate match organization and supporters' use of flares and pyrotechnics;
- SARAJEVO vs. SLAVIJA
FK Sarajevo has been fined 1.000,00 KM for violation of Article 17 of the FFBIH competition regulations - no licensed head coach in the match records;
- SLOBODA vs. ZELJEZNICAR
FK Sloboda has been fined 3.000,00 KM for inadequate match organization and supporters' excessive use of flares and pyrotechnics;
FK Sloboda coach Husref Musemic has been fined 1.000,00 KM for violating FFBIH dress code;
- TRAVNIK vs. BORAC
NK Travnik coach Darko Vojvodic has been fined with 1.000,00 KM and one-match ban for his unsportsmanlike conduct;
- FK Borac will be suspended from playing the Premier League and BiH Cup games if debts towards players Borislav Pilipovic, Ivan Kostic, Mladen Zizovic, Marko Jeftic, and Stefan Dujakovic are not settled/paid until March 31st 2016.
- FK Velez will be suspended from playing the Premier League and BiH Cup games if debts towards players Zlatko Kazazic and Darko Baletic are not settled/paid until March 31st 2016.
BH Premier Futsal League Round 7
- CENTAR vs. MOSTAR SG STAKLORAD
Official MNK Centar Sarajevo representative Dzenan Muminovic is fined 1.000,00 KM and suspended from all sports-related duties for a period of 12 months because of an incident prior to a cancelled BIH Premier Futsal League match between Centar and Mostar.
Official MNK Mostar Stari Grad representative Sacir Jaganjac is fined 1.000,00 KM for unsportsmanlike behavior resulting in dropping out of the BIH Premier Futsal League match between Centar and Mostar.

















