Can 2025: "if There Had Been People Who Were Ill-intentioned..." the Senegalese Coach's Blow at the Welcome of His Players in Rabat

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Pape Thiaw flaunted the too light management of the CAF in the security system surrounding the Lions of the Teranga on their arrival in Rabat on Friday. However, it is not enough to spoil his desire for a feast on Sunday evening against Morocco.

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[On the eve of the CAN 2025 final against Morocco, the Senegalese Football Federation sparked a heated controversy by denouncing a series of so-called organisational "faults" in Rabat. Grievances deemed excessive by many observers, in view of the standards applied throughout the tournament and the conditions [...]

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The technique to heat his team? Pope Thiaw complained about the organization of the displacement of the Senegalese in Rabat.

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By Houari A. – Tensions have risen on the eve of the Africa Cup of Nations final between Morocco and Senegal. At a press conference, the Senegalese coach, Pape Thiaw, made particularly scathing remarks about the highly contested host country, going so far as to unfavorably compare the organization of the AFCON in Morocco to that of the CHAN in Algeria. He asserted, before a room full of stunned Moroccan journalists, that Algeria had provided an …

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The Lions of Senegal left Tangier in the direction of the major final in Rabat. Instead of a charter flight, the protégés of Pope Thiaw took the train to the capital. The arrival of the group of Sadio Mané created a hustle and bustle at the major railway station. Images of the crowd of spectators, mixed with those of the delegation, circulated on the internet. During their descent, the finalists were experiencing difficulties to get on their bus…

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Senegal's picker, Pape Thiaw, did not appreciate the welcome received by his players at the Rabat train station before the CAN final against Morocco on Sunday, with a staggering lack of security. And he said so.