US EditionSenegal Criticises Cup Organisers as Pre-Final Tensions Mount
Senegal's federation criticized Morocco's organizers for poor security and substandard facilities after players were mobbed at Rabat's train station, raising safety concerns ahead of the AFCON final.
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AFCON final: 'Africa's image at stake' - Senegal coach, Pape Thiaw
Senegal head coach, Pape Thiaw has insisted that Africa’s image is at stake as his team prepares to face Morocco in the AFCON final on Sunday night. Thiaw spoke during his pre-match press conference, calling on spectators and match officials not to spoil the AFCON final. Senegal and Morocco had defeated Egypt and Nigeria, respectively, at the semi-final stage. “Today, it is the image of Africa that is at stake,” Thiaw said at his pre-match press…
Senegal raise concerns over security, ticketing, fairness and others - Newsy People
The Senegalese national team have raised concerns over security, ticketing, accommodation, and training arrangements ahead of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations final. The Teranga Lions will compete in the AFCON 2025 final after defeating Egypt in Wednesday’s semi-final. In a statement released Saturday, January 17, by the Secretariat of the Senegalese federation to CAF and the public, the team said it was compelled to speak out “for the sake …
AFCON: Senegal Alleges Security, Ticketing Concerns
By Oscar Okhifo It is set to be the battle of the lions. The Teranga Lions of Senegal will face the Atlas Lions of Morocco in Sunday’s AFCON 2025 final in Rabat, with the world watching to see which team will assert dominance on the continent’s biggest stage. Amid the buildup, Senegal have formally submitted a series of complaints to the Confederation of African Football (CAF), citing concerns over training arrangements, ticket allocation, and …
Senegal raise concerns over security, ticketing ahead of AFCON final
The Senegalese national team have raised concerns over security arrangements, accommodation, training facilities and ticketing ahead of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations final. In a strongly worded communiqué issued on Saturday, the Senegalese Football Federation (FSF) said it was compelled to speak out “for the sake of transparency and defence of the interests of […]
At a few hours before the finale of the African Cup of Nations, the Senegalese Football Federation (FSF) released a statement expressing its "severe concern" about several shortcomings in the preparation of Senegal's national team. In this document, dated 16 January 2026 in Tangier, the Senegalese football governing body said it was acting "in the interests of transparency and the defence of the interests of the national team", while calling on …
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