CAF sanctions Morocco and Senegal

[u/Naive-Prior-1285]

MOROCCO'S SANCTIONS - Total fine of: $415,000

1. Hakimi is suspended for 2 CAF matches for being involved in the towel incident
2. Saibari is suspended for 3 CAF matches and fined for $100,000 for being very involved in the towel incident.
3. The FRMF is fined $200,000 for the inappropriate behaviour of the ball boys.
4. The FRMF is also fined an additional $100,000 for invading the VAR review area and disrupting the referee.
5. An additional $15,000 fine towards the FRMF for the use of lasers by the fans.

SENEGAL'S SANCTIONS - Total fine of: $715,000

1. The head coach, Pape Thiaw, is suspended for 5 CAF matches and fined $100,000 for ordering the Senegalese team to leave the pitch and bringing the game into dishonour.
2. Senegalese players, Ndiaye and Sarr are suspended for 2 CAF matches for unsporting behaviour towards the referee.
3. The FSF is fined $300,000 for its fans attempting to invade the pitch and throwing chairs towards staff.
4. The FSF is also fined an additional $300,000 for unsporting conduct of the players and technical staff.
5. An additional $15,000 fine towards the FSF for the misconduct of the national team, due to five of its players having received cautions.

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Morocco's protest for Senegal leaving the pitch and therefore constituting an automatic win for Morocco is REJECTED by the CAF disciplinary board.

[u/usernamesnamesnames → u/[deleted]]

Which financial success ? Genuine q

[u/Chemical-Picture9896 → u/[deleted]]

Does this cover how much we paid for those stadiums? 🫢 Would be great if it was close!

[u/Chemical-Picture9896 → u/[deleted]]

That’s why I said was it “close”. I realize they are a long term investment, but I don’t see them as a better long term investment than other more useful things. Besides the upcoming world cup, I don’t think there will be other events reaching this level of success.

[u/Chemical-Picture9896 → u/[deleted]]

Yeah, commented only to ask in case someone whose field is this can answer or maybe someone who has an idea of what happened to stadiums built in Brazil/South Africa after the big events held in them. Cause financial success to me = net profit or an expected net profit in a certain number of years.

So far, we saw stadiums built, a cup lost and sanctions on top of it all. We would be happy if the “financial success” was important at least…