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The CAF semi-final match between Moroccan Olympique Safi and Algerian CR Belouizdad descended into violence, delaying kickoff by over an hour. The match ended in a 1-1 draw, allowing the Algerian team to advance to the final.
During his visit to Dakar, Patrice Motsepe, the president of the African Football Confederation, emphasized the need for a problem-free African football that upholds integrity. His call comes in the wake of a controversial decision affecting Senegal's national team.
Senegal is preparing to file legal actions that may significantly impact the fate of the African title amid rising controversy over refereeing integrity. This move comes at a critical time for African football, raising questions about the future of competitions.
Egyptian journalist Ahmed Shobair has reported potential changes to the participation system in African championships for the upcoming season. These modifications could significantly impact the clubs and national teams involved.
German coach Joachim Loew has denied rumors about his return to coaching by leading the Ghana national team, stating he has no plans to return to the coaching world at this time. He emphasized his preference to focus on personal projects instead.
Reports indicate that Moroccan coach Walid Rekraki, aged 50, is now a candidate for one of the African teams participating in the upcoming 2026 World Cup. This tournament is set to take place next summer.
Congolese <strong>Veron Mosengo-Omba</strong> has announced his resignation from the position of Secretary General of the African Football Confederation (CAF) after five years of service. His decision comes as he wishes to focus on personal projects, following a period of investigations that concluded without any charges against him.
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) enters a new phase after the departure of its Secretary General, aiming to restructure its administration and enhance future strategies. This change comes at a critical time for African football.
Senegalese goalkeeper Édouard Mendy has sharply criticized the Confederation of African Football (CAF) following the controversy over the withdrawal of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations title from Senegal and its award to Morocco. Mendy believes there is a significant gap between the level of African football and its management.
Patrice Motsipe, President of the African Football Confederation, highlighted challenges faced by the organization due to referee bias and announced plans to increase the number of teams in the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON). This announcement was made during a press conference in Cairo, Egypt.
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) announced extensive amendments to its regulations following the chaos witnessed during the AFCON final in January. These changes aim to restore confidence in referees and the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) system.
Congolese Véron Mosengo-Omba has announced his resignation as Secretary General of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) after over 30 years of service. This decision comes amid increasing pressure due to his exceeding the mandatory retirement age.
Ahmed Diab, president of the Egyptian Clubs Association, emphasized the primary goal of developing football in Africa, clarifying that there is no conflict with the African Football Confederation (CAF). His remarks came during a press conference focused on collaboration and strategic development.
The African Football Confederation (CAF) announced the initiation of a comprehensive reform package aimed at restoring trust in referees and video assistant referees (VAR), coinciding with the resignation of its Secretary General, Veron Mosengo-Omba.
The African Football Confederation (CAF) announced the resignation of Secretary General, <strong>Veron Mosengo-Omba</strong>, amid significant challenges facing African football. This move comes as criticisms of the federation's management and direction intensify.
Veron Mosengo-Omba announced his resignation as Secretary General of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) after over 30 years in a role marked by controversy and criticism. His resignation comes at a sensitive time for African sports, especially following recent events related to the Africa Cup of Nations.
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) plans to implement significant changes to its regulations following the chaos during the Africa Cup of Nations final in January. This decision comes amid the resignation of the Secretary-General and increasing pressure on the organization.
Veron Mosengo-Omba has resigned from his position as Secretary General of the African Football Confederation (CAF) following increasing pressure and corruption allegations. His resignation comes at a sensitive time as CAF faces multiple crises.
Senegal's goalkeeper, <strong>Edouard Mendy</strong>, has strongly criticized the African Football Confederation's (CAF) Appeals Committee decision to strip Senegal of their Africa Cup of Nations title. He emphasized that the historical memory cannot be erased and that they will continue to defend their achievements.
Egyptian Ahmed Diab, head of the Egyptian Professional Clubs Association, has been elected unopposed as the president of the African Football Associations Union for four years during a meeting held in Cairo.
Nigeria has announced its full support for Egypt's national team ahead of their participation in the 2026 World Cup, emphasizing the importance of collaboration among African teams in international competitions.
Senegal has announced its challenge against the Confederation of African Football's (CAF) decision to withdraw the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations title. The government asserts that this decision is unjustified and disrespects the national team's achievements.
The Democratic Republic of Congo is seeking to end a 50-year wait to return to the World Cup finals, facing Jamaica in a playoff match on Tuesday. Their last appearance in the tournament was in 1974 when they were known as Zaire.
Senegal has officially filed an appeal with the Sports Arbitration Court after being stripped of its Africa Cup of Nations title. The Senegalese Football Federation's president called the decision the 'largest administrative theft' in African football history.
Abdullah Fall, the president of the Senegalese Football Federation, announced that Senegal will take legal action against the decision to strip its national team of the Africa Cup of Nations title, deeming the decision unjust. Fall emphasized in a press conference in Paris that the country will defend its honor in the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
The FIFA Ethics Committee has opened an investigation into several officials from the Congolese Football Federation over allegations of financial mismanagement and embezzlement of funds allocated by FIFA. This announcement underscores ongoing international efforts to combat corruption in football.
Egyptian Al Ahly has exited the African Champions League after losing to Tunisian Esperance 2-3 in a thrilling match held at Cairo Stadium. This defeat marks the end of the tournament for the Egyptian representatives.