KK Rabotnicki fined 50,000 denars after referee was spat at
The club was penalized after supporters spat at the chief referee Ivan Mijalkovski; Shtip and Kumanovo clubs were also fined.
KK Rabotnicki has been ordered to pay a fine of 50,000 denars following misconduct by supporters at its most recent home game.
During the match some members of the home crowd spat at the chief referee, Ivan Mijalkovski, an act that briefly interrupted play. The club’s supporters’ behaviour was cited as the reason for the disciplinary sanction.
In addition to the monetary penalty, the host club was held responsible for a separate breach: organisers failed to display the national flag at the venue, which contributed to the club’s punishment.
Fines issued to Shtip and Kumanovo clubs
Similar rulings were imposed elsewhere: the clubs in Shtip and Kumanovo were each fined 10,000 denars because of the conduct of their home supporters.
The sanctions affect multiple teams in the domestic championship and serve as a reminder of the federation’s focus on crowd behaviour and match organisation standards.
Photo: press material from the event
