- The Senegalese Football Federation announced its intention to appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) after being stripped of the Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) title.
- The Confederation of African Football (CAF) appeal board awarded the victory to Morocco on Tuesday, two months after the acrimonious conclusion to the tournament.
- The decision was made because it was deemed the Senegal team forfeited the match by leaving the field in protest at a disputed penalty deep in stoppage time.
- Senegal's federation branded the CAF decision as “iniquitous, unprecedented and unacceptable”, stating it “threw discredit on African football”.
- The appeal board's reversal means Morocco is now celebrating their second Afcon title, with the match officially recorded as a 3-0 win in their favour.
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Senegal federation to appeal to CAS over ‘unacceptable’ AFCON title stripping