FIFA’s Gianni Infantino calls for action against Senegal after ‘ugly scenes’ mar AFCON win
The New York Times • • sports
Key Points:
- FIFA president Gianni Infantino condemned the “ugly scenes” during the Africa Cup of Nations final, calling on CAF to take appropriate disciplinary measures after Senegal temporarily walked off the pitch in protest of a stoppage-time penalty awarded to Morocco.
- The match was disrupted when Senegal players left the field following a controversial penalty decision, leading to a 16-minute delay; Senegal coach Pape Thiaw instructed the team to protest, while Sadio Mane was the only player to remain on the pitch.
- CAF condemned inappropriate behavior during the match and announced an investigation, promising to take action against those found guilty of misconduct related to the incident.
- The Royal Moroccan Football Federation announced plans to pursue legal action against Senegal and CAF over Senegal’s withdrawal and
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