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AFCON final result OVERTURNED! Senegal stripped of title due to player walk-off as CAF hands Morocco 3-0 final win | Goal.com UK
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AFCON final result OVERTURNED! Senegal stripped of title due to player walk-off as CAF hands Morocco 3-0 final win | Goal.com UK

https://www.goal.com/en-gb/lists/afcon-final-result-overturned-senegal-stripped-of-title-due-to-player-walk-off-as-caf-hands-morocco-3-0-final-win/bltcc9f5eea8c8d6f2fhttps://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/breaking-morocco-declared-afcon-champions-36884260https://bleacherreport.com/articles/25408008-africa-cup-nations-overturns-final-result-morocco-win-declares-senegal-forfeit
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  • CAF overturns the AFCON final, ruling Senegal forfeited and Morocco is declared the champions.
  • The appeals board formalized a 3-0 official result in favor of host nation Morocco after Senegal’s forfeit.
  • Disciplinary measures followed the chaotic finish, with suspensions issued to Thiaw and two other players from Senegal.
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FIFA rejects Nigeria protest over Congo dual nationals for WC
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FIFA rejects Nigeria protest over Congo dual nationals for WC

  • FIFA's Disciplinary Committee rejected Nigeria's protest over Congo DR players' eligibility for the World Cup playoff.
  • Nigeria says it has started an appeal process and may take the case to CAS if needed.
  • The contested players reportedly hold valid Congolese passports, a basis FIFA used to clear them.
  • Nigeria alleges Congo DR players may have dual nationality under Congolese law, affecting eligibility.
  • The Nigerian protest followed Congo DR's 4-3 penalty win after a 1-1 draw in Rabat for a World Cup playoff spot.
  • The intercontinental playoff fate between Congo DR and the next round remains uncertain with March 31 scheduled game.
  • Nigeria's general secretary Mohammed Sanusi emphasized the protest response and appeals process.
  • FIFA clearance was based on possession of valid Congolese passports, not necessarily Congo's dual nationality rules.
  • Congo DR has not publicly commented on FIFA's ruling as the playoff date looms.
  • NFF joined Cameroon in a separate petition alleging issues with player nationality.
  • Nigeria expects the appeal to proceed possibly to CAS, with unclear timing before playoffs.
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Senegal's AFCON final win overturned as Morocco declared winners
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Senegal's AFCON final win overturned as Morocco declared winners

  • Morocco was declared Africa Cup of Nations champions after CAF's appeal board overturned Senegal's victory.
  • Senegal forfeited the final under CAF regulations, turning the result into a 3-0 default win for Morocco.
  • The final in Rabat on Jan. 18 featured a stoppage that led to protests and a disputed penalty for Morocco.
  • The penalty that decided the match was a controversial Panenka that was saved by Mendy.
  • CAF cited article 82 of tournament regulations to justify the ruling against Senegal.
  • Morocco will travel to the United States for World Cup duties after winning the continental title.
  • Senegal faced potential further disciplinary actions under CAF rules.
  • Morocco's Regragui era and recent form were cited as context for the title run.
  • The 2026 World Cup group assignments place Morocco in a challenging setup in the United States.
  • The article highlights the chaotic atmosphere and regulatory responses surrounding the final.
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Morocco declared AFCON champions as Senegal stripped in unprecedented scenes
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Morocco declared AFCON champions as Senegal stripped in unprecedented scenes

  • Morocco awarded a 3-0 walkover victory after Senegal forfeited the final in Rabat.
  • Senegal walked off the field protesting a Morocco penalty, prompting disciplinary action.
  • CAF cited Articles 82 and 84 to justify the forfeit and 3-0 defeat for Senegal.
  • Ismaila Sarr had a goal ruled out for a ‘soft foul’ in the final’s closing moments.
  • The final in Rabat ended with Morocco beating Senegal after extra time before this ruling.
  • The ruling reverses the on-field result and grants Morocco the AFCON title for this edition.
  • Coach and team officials faced procedural consequences after the pitch invasion.
  • The final's controversy dominated coverage, with penalties and protests driving the dispute.
  • The decision underscores CAF’s regulatory framework governing player conduct and match stoppages.
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Senegal stripped of AFCON title with Morocco handed trophy
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Senegal stripped of AFCON title with Morocco handed trophy

  • CAF Awards final to Morocco after Senegal forfeits following protest and late penalty controversy.
  • Morocco awarded 3-0 win and the AFCON title as Senegal forfeits the final per CAF.
  • Senegal faces potential appeals to CAS and legal options remain open.
  • CAF cited infringement of Article 82 and issued fines related to the match.
  • Final featured chaotic scenes and a 17-minute stoppage due to walk-off and crowd clashes.
  • Morocco federation emphasizes commitment to rules and stability in African competitions.
  • Morocco acknowledges the ruling while Senegal contemplates options.
  • CAF referred to disciplinary actions, including fines for ballboys and VAR interference.
  • Examination of broader reactions and potential legal routes continues post-decision.
  • The final decision marks a dramatic turn in AFCON's governance and penalties.
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Stunning ruling overturns Senegal's Africa Cup of Nations win as Morocco declared champions
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Stunning ruling overturns Senegal's Africa Cup of Nations win as Morocco declared champions

  • Morocco awarded the AFCON title after an appeals ruling overturning Senegal's win.
  • CAF declared Senegal forfeited the final, giving Morocco a 3-0 default win.
  • The final in Rabat featured a stoppage and protests after a disputed Moroccan penalty.
  • The penalty at the center of the final was described as a controversial Panenka by Brahim Diaz.
  • The ruling cites article 82 of tournament regulations to justify the outcome.
  • The case could be appealed further to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
  • The Jan. 18 final included tensions over a denied goal and a disputed foul.
  • The match took place in Rabat, Morocco, with Morocco hosting the tournament.
  • CAF fined both Senegal and Morocco players and officials after the initial hearing.
  • The final outcome remains subject to potential further appeals.
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Ruling overturns Senegal's Africa Cup title and declares Morocco the champion. Senegal to appeal
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Ruling overturns Senegal's Africa Cup title and declares Morocco the champion. Senegal to appeal

  • CAF appeals board overturns Senegal's AFCON final win, declaring Morocco the champion.
  • Senegal forfeits the final; Morocco is awarded a 3-0 default win.
  • Senegal plans to appeal the CAF decision, possibly to CAS in Lausanne.
  • The final, played Jan. 18 in Rabat, featured a controversial Morocco penalty and Senegal protests.
  • CAF's ruling awards Morocco their first AFCON title since 1976.
  • Senegal defender Moussa Niakhaté and teammates faced public reaction after the ruling.
  • Senegal indicated potential further legal action with CAS as the arena for dispute resolution.
  • The 2026 AFCON final controversy occurred in Rabat amid a tense atmosphere at the time of the ruling.
  • Morocco would advance to the World Cup group stage as AFCON champion if the decision stands.
  • The ruling could affect future disciplinary actions and tournament regulations.
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