Summary
Senegal's government wants an investigation into corruption after the Confederation of African Football (CAF) took away its Africa Cup of Nations title and gave it to Morocco. Senegal lost the title after being said to have left the field in protest during the final, leading to a 3-0 win for Morocco. Senegal plans to appeal the decision.
Key Facts
- Senegal's government calls for an international investigation into alleged corruption by CAF.
- CAF took away Senegal's AFCON title and awarded it to Morocco.
- The decision followed an appeal review of the final match that occurred two months ago.
- Senegal protested a penalty awarded to Morocco by leaving the field, which led to a ruling against them.
- The final result was officially recorded as a 3-0 win for Morocco.
- Senegal plans to appeal the CAF's ruling at the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
- The dispute also involves the jailing of 18 Senegalese fans in Morocco.
- Senegal views the decision as unjust and damaging to African football.
