
The Ghana Football Association's Disciplinary Committee has called up Hearts of Oak coach, Mitko Dobrev for a disciplinary hearing on Thursday.
Dovrev would appear before the panel to explain his actions towards the match officials in Hearts' rescheduled league game against Tema Youth on February 10 at the Tema park after invading the pitch.
Also joining the coach to appear before the disciplinary panel is his defender, Charles Vardis and officials of Hearts of Oak.
The Phobians aside this case would also make appearance with Accra Great Olympics over incidents that occurred during their match-day-23 fixture at the Carl Reindorff Park on Sunday.
Hearts of Oak have other queries pending from games with Bofoakwa Tano and Tema Youth.
Thursday's hearing also has AshantiGold and Kumasi Asante Kotoko on the bill.
Berekum Arsenals are also to appear before the panel alongside Ohene Adjei, a cameraman for the Professional League Board with referee William Quaye and E. B. Aduborfour, a match commissioner from Kumasi invited.
The Disciplinary Committee has also called up division one sides, FCM Maamobi and Seven United.



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