The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has opened investigations into incidents that marred the two quarter-final clashes between Cameroon v Morocco and Algeria v Nigeria.
According to CAF, there was “potentially unacceptable behaviour from some players and officials” during and after the two matches.
A statement by the football body reads:
“CAF has collected recent match reports and video evidence indicating potentially unacceptable behaviour from some players and officials and has opened an investigation into match incidents during the TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2025 quarter-final fixtures between Cameroon and Morocco, as well as Algeria and Nigeria.
“CAF has referred the matters to the Disciplinary Board for investigation and has called for appropriate action to be taken if the identified persons are found guilty of any wrongdoing.”
CAF also announced that it is probing an incident involving members of the media that occurred in the mixed zone area.
“CAF is also reviewing footage of an incident involving members of the media who allegedly misbehaved in the mixed zone area.
“CAF strongly condemns any inappropriate behaviour which occurs during matches, especially those targeting the refereeing team or match organisers. Appropriate action will be taken against anyone whose conduct is not consistent with professional standards at CAF events.”
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