Argentina to play Mauritania and Zambia in World Cup warm-ups
BUENOS AIRES, March 20 : Argentina will face Mauritania and Zambia this month in World Cup warm-up matches, the South American nation's football body (AFA) said on Friday.
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Morocco fans celebrate 'justice' after AFCON title decision but appeal worries linger
RABAT, March 19 : Moroccan fans have welcomed their team's controversial coronation as Africa Cup of Nations champions, though some urged caution as Senegal prepare to challenge the ruling that has sent shockwaves through African football.
Senegal players mock CAF Cup of Nations decision on social media
March 18 : Senegal's national team players have ridiculed the Confederation of African Football's (CAF) decision on Tuesday to strip them of their Africa Cup of Nations title.
CAF president admits African football struggling with trust issues
CAPE TOWN, March 18 : African football remains plagued by trust issues and questions over its integrity, Confederation of African Football president Patrice Motsepe said on Wednesday after Senegal was stripped of the Africa Cup of Nations title.
Senegal government accuses CAF of ‘corruption’ after AFCON triumph overturned
The Senegalese government has accused African football’s governing body of “corruption” after the country was stripped of the continental title they won in January.
Cup of Nations decision hammer blow for African football
CAPE TOWN, March 18 : The controversy over January's Africa Cup of Nations final will come as a major blow to the continent's hopes of elevating the status of its flagship competition.
Ruling Overturns Senegal's AFCON Title, Declares Morocco Champion
Morocco was stunningly awarded the Africa Cup of Nations title on Tuesday by appeals judges that overturned Senegal’s victory in a chaotic final in January.
Senegal to protest being stripped of Cup of Nations title
CAPE TOWN, March 18 : Senegal have condemned the decision to strip them of the Africa Cup of Nations title, labelling it “unfair, unprecedented, and unacceptable”, and saying it casts a shadow over African football.