Searched Word(s): CAF
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Caf general secretary resigns amid fallout from final controversy
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The Confederation of African Football appeal board took the unprecedented action to essentially disqualify Senegal earlier this month after their players walked off the field in protest following a decision to hand their hosts a penalty in the decider on January 18. Amid tumultuous scenes‚ the penalty was subsequently missed when Senegal returned to the field and they went on to win 1-0. In an unprecedented ruling 58 days later‚ Morocco have now been handed the game 3-0 after an appeal‚ and the title with it. A spokesperson for CAF said their appeal board decided that 'the Senegal National Team is declared to have forfeited the Final'.
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Sundowns seeking first away win in CAFCL
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What are the implications of Inter Miami's elimination from the CONCACAF Champions League for Messi?
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Senegal are refusing to hand back their AFCON trophy and have threatened legal action after they were extraordinarily stripped of their title. On Tuesday night‚ the football world was stunned by the Confederation of African Football (CAF) making the unprecedented move to reverse the result of the tournament‚ awarding Morocco a retrospective 3-0 win. The final was mired in controversy‚ with Senegal protesting the refereeing decisions by walking off the pitch‚ before eventually playing on‚ saving a penalty and winning 1-0 in extra-time.
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Cardoso looks to avoid complacency in CAF and league competitions
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Sunday's CAF interclub quarter finals provide late drama
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CAF announces interclub prize money increase
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CIARAN FOREMAN AT VALE PARK: For the Sunderland fans that had made the pilgrimage from the north-east to Vale Park‚ the clock had gone back all day. After arriving in the Potteries‚ the supporters crammed into cafes and pubs and spoke of 1937 and 1973‚ when their club enjoyed some of their greatest days under the Wembley sun. But there was no Jimmy Montgomery or Bob Stokoe to save the day this time. Instead‚ the Black Cats were dragged back to the not-so-distant days when they themselves were languishing in League One‚ and fell to a stunning defeat at the hands of third-tier basement boys Port Vale. Not only was the ignominy of being knocked out by Vale bad enough for Regis Le Bris' side‚ the deciding goal came from Ben Waine‚ the headband-wearing New Zealander who supports Sunderland's bitter rivals Newcastle. He was not shy in paying tribute to Alan Shearer in celebration.
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CAF announce WAFCON delay
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Caf postpones Wafcon 2026 just 12 days before kick-off
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CAF interclub draws to take place on Tuesday
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ASFAR only winners across three CAFCL matches
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Motsepe reaffirms commitment to keep CAF world class
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Thiaw refuses help with CAF fine
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Defences on top in CAF Club action on Saturday
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Seven clubs seeking back-to-back wins in CAFCL
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El Sayed named CAF Interclub Player of the Week
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CAFCL group stages have lift-off
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Zamalek in the mix for third CAFCC title
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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW BY IAN LADYMAN: We meet in a cafe in north London‚ about half a mile away from the stadium where set-pieces and long throws are suddenly back in vogue. Have Arsenal really reinvented the wheel‚ then?
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Mayele‚ Mamma and El Madani snap up CAF awards