CAF Slams Senegal and Morocco with Record Fines and Suspensions Following AFCON Final ChaosShare FacebookTwitterLinkedInPinterestCAIRO – CameroonOnline.ORG | The Confederation of African Football (CAF) Disciplinary Board has handed down a series of unprecedented sanctions against the football federations of Senegal (FSF) and Morocco (FRMF). The rulings follow a chaotic and highly controversial 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) final in Rabat, which saw Senegal emerge as champions amidst scenes of unsporting conduct and crowd unrest. The board cited “unsporting conduct” and bringing the game into disrepute, particularly regarding his role in leading players off the pitch during a 20-minute stoppage. Ismaël Saibari: Hit with a three-match ban and a $100,000 fine for unsporting conduct. Morocco’s Protest RejectedIn a move that solidifies Senegal’s standing as champions, the CAF Disciplinary Board officially rejected the protest lodged by the FRMF.