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A Report Suggests Violation Of Rules In 2025 AfCON Final

A Le Monde report relies on five official match reports from the centre referee, match commissioner and security personnel in charge during the final match.

Mike Sichula
Mike Sichula Published April 6, 2026
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Sadio Mane of Senegal celebrates goals during 2025 Africa Cup of Nations match between Senegal and DR Congo on the 27 December 2025 at Grand Stadium Tangier in Tangier ©Sydney Mahlangu/BackpagePix

As the football community awaits the verdict by (Court of Arbitration for Sport) CAS over the disputed 2025 AfCON final match between Senegal and Morocco, information has emerged suggesting “high level” interference following a walk out by Senegalese players in the 97th minute.

After Congolese referee, Jean Jacques Ndala awarded a penalty to Morocco, several Senegalese players walked off the pitch in protest against the decision.

Senegal, who went on to win the intense final match against hosts, Morocco have since challenged the CAF decision to strip them of the AfCON title.

This is according to Mustapha Kessous’s revelation in Le Monde.

Kessous relies on five official match reports from the centre referee, match commissioner and security personnel in charge during the final match.

The latest investigation highlights how top officials within CAF acted in violation of existing laws.

The management by CAF authorities, at the expense of written regulations, has placed African sport in a major legal deadlock.

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    With over 10 years of experience in the media and numerous media honours, Mike Sichula is a journalist from Zambia who specialises in sports coverage in Southern Africa and beyond. He was once a head coach of a local team in the amateur league.
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