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FIFA Declines Sanctions on Senegal, Hands AFCON Final Case Over to CAF
FIFA has officially declared it will not be involved in sanctioning Senegal over the controversy that followed the AFCON 2025 final, instead shifting full responsibility to the Confederation of African Football (CAF). According to FIFA, the matter is strictly an African football issue, and any disciplinary action, if deemed necessary must be handled internally by CAF. This decision confirms that Senegal’s participation at the 2026 FIFA World Cup…
Senegal Cleared of World Cup Risk After AFCON Final Walk-Off
Senegal Cleared of World Cup Risk After AFCON Final Walk-Off According to L’Équipe, FIFA has clarified that no global sanctions will be imposed on Senegal following the Lions of Teranga’s temporary walk-off during the AFCON final. Crucially, Senegal’s participation in the next FIFA World Cup is not under threat. FIFA’s legal team explained that any […] The post Senegal Cleared of World Cup Risk After AFCON Final Walk-Off first appeared on The Za…
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Sports.frEight days after their historic victory over Morocco in the final of the African Cup of Nations, the Lions of the Terranga played an equally important game on Tuesday in front of the Disciplinary Jury of the African Confederation of Football. Senegal is in fact at the heart of a disciplinary procedure opened by the CAF following the incidents that enamelled the final. While the two teams were heading for extensions, the Senegalese had reacted st…
Final Against Senegal: the Caf in the Face of Explosive Revelations, Morocco Asks for a Postponement
According to a post by journalist Thioro Mandela, the Moroccan Federation of Football (FRMF) requested a postponement of the hearing, citing the need to refine its defence in the face of the solidity of the evidence presented by the Senegalese side. For the time being, the title of the Lions of Senegal is not threatened, but the Moroccan case is growing with serious accusations, including security loopholes, attempts to corrupt referees, as well…
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