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Royal Moroccan Football Federation Celebrates CAF Appeals Committee Decision

PUBLISHED March 18, 2026
Royal Moroccan Football Federation Celebrates CAF Appeals Committee Decision

Royal Moroccan Football Federation Acknowledges CAF Appeals Committee Ruling

The Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) has officially recognized the recent ruling made by the CAF Appeals Committee, which has significant implications for the future of African football. The FRMF emphasizes that its actions were not aimed at undermining the competitive spirit of the teams involved in the tournament. Instead, the intention was to ensure that the rules governing the competition were adhered to, thereby maintaining fairness and integrity in the sport.

In light of the committee's decision, the Federation reaffirms its unwavering commitment to uphold the regulations of the game, ensuring clarity within the competitive framework, and fostering stability across all African competitions. This dedication is crucial as it contributes to the growth and development of football on the continent, promoting a healthy competitive environment.

The FRMF also took the opportunity to commend all participating nations in this edition of the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), recognizing it as a pivotal moment for African football. Their engagement not only showcases the talent across the continent but also enhances the overall quality of the game.

Looking ahead, the Federation plans to release an official statement following a scheduled meeting with its governing bodies. Notably, the appeal committee has awarded Morocco the title of AFCON 2025 Champions, declaring a 3-0 victory after determining that Senegal forfeited the final match held on January 18, 2026, at the Prince Moulay stadium. This decision has sparked discussions about the future of competitive integrity in African football.

As reported by kbc.co.ke.

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