Spread the wordThe Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) has announced its intention to formally appeal the sanctions imposed by the Confederation of African Football (CAF) after incidents during the African Cup of Nations (AFCON) final. CAF’s Disciplinary Committee handed down sanctions to both Morocco and Senegal, citing “unruly conduct” that disrupted the high-profile final match. In an official statement, the FRMF described the ruling as “excessive and unfair” and confirmed that it has initiated the CAF judicial process by filing a formal appeal. The federation argued that the disciplinary measures fail to reflect the full context of the events during the final, insisting that Morocco’s conduct was misinterpreted in CAF’s findings. Sources close to the matter indicated that CAF’s Appeal Committee will review the case in the coming days, a process that could delay the full enforcement of the sanctions until a final decision is reached.