Dziko la Morocco latsimikiza kuti lasiyana ndi mphunzitsi watimu ya dziko lawolo, Walid Regragui, pompopompo mopanda kulingalirq kawiri katatu.

Mphunzitsiyu waphunzitsako masewero 49 ku timuyi ndipo anapambana 36, kufanana mphamvu kasanu ndi katatu (8) ndi kugonja kasanu (5) kenikenitu.

Pa masewero 49 amenewa, Morocco inagoletsa zigoli 101 ndipo inagoletsetsa 21 zokha basi. Mu nthawi yake, timuyi yafika mu ndime ya matimu anayi a World Cup komanso ndime yotsiriza ya AFCON.

Ndipo Mohamed Ouahbi uja anatsogolera timu ya dzikolo yosapyola zaka 20 kutenga chikho cha FIFA World Cup, ndi yemwe wakonzeka kuti atenge ntchitoyi.!

ZAMBIA KNOCKED OUT OF COSAFA

Zambia Womens team has been knocked out of the COSAFA Women's Championship after suffering a 1-0 defeat against Namibia on Friday afternoon.

The Copper Queens conceded late into the game thanks to Julians Blou's goal for the Brave Gladiators to secure the win.

Namibia will face either South Africa or Zimbabwe in another big semi final match to be played later this evening.

UPDATE

Football Association of Zambia has condemned violent acts that led to the injury of several supporters at Nkoloma Stadium where Red Arrows hosted Power Dynamos on Thursday.

The incident happened in the added minutes of the game when Dynamos defender John Soko lost the ball to Albert Kangwanda and then the referee blew a whistle, gave Soko a booking.

Meanwhile one of the suspected Power Dynamos fan known as Meleki jumped over the wire fence, ran onto the pitch and assaulted the match day referee in protest to his decision.

Dynamos players, Captain Owen Tembo and Soko himself, intervened and escorted him off the field. On his return, he was welcomed with slaps and stones from both teams supporters.

Tension reached climax when a Red Arrows fan attacked Meleki that triggered the eruption of chaos amongst supporters causing injuries due to a stampede.

Meanwhile, FAZ has reported to have open investigation to find what transpired to cause the act and provide punishments to

🚨 OFFICIAL: Financial sanctions for Senegal FA

CAF has issued multiple fines to the Fédération Sénégalaise de Football following disciplinary rulings:

• 💰300,000 fine for the improper conduct of supporters, which brought the game into disrepute.

• 💰300,000 fine for the unsporting conduct of players and technical staff, violating principles of fair play, loyalty, and integrity.

• 💰15,000 fine for team misconduct after five players received cautions.

🚨 OFFICIAL:

Two Senegal players have been sanctioned following disciplinary proceedings.

• Iliman Cheikh Baroy Ndiaye — suspended for 2 official CAF matches for unsporting behaviour towards the referee.

• Ismaïla Sarr — suspended for 2 official CAF matches for unsporting behaviour towards the referee.

🚨 OFFICIAL:

Senegal head coach Pape Bouna Thiaw has been handed a 5-match suspension from all official CAF competitions.

CAF says the decision is due to unsporting conduct, violating disciplinary principles of fair play, integrity, and for bringing the game into disrepute.

He has also been fined 100,000 dollars.

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Motsepe re-elected as CAF President

Confederations of African Football President, Dr Patrice Motsepe, has another four years to govern the Association after being re-elected on the position in Egypt on Wednesday.

This has been confirmed during the Association's Extra-Ordinary General Assembly after going unopposed.

Speaking to the Assembly on which Football Association of Malawi President, Fleetwood Haiya, was in attendance, he said he wants to make Africa a corrupt free continent in as a far bribing referees and fixing matches is concerned.

He further said that he will work hard to see every African country have a standard Stadium fit to host international matches.

“Now, we have 12 nations who are not playing home games in their countries, previously, it was 38 nations but we want to make sure, everyone can have a standard stadium and play their matches at home.” He said.

Patrice Motsepe has been re-elected as CAF’s president and will lead the continent's football body until

International Sports

The Benjamin Mkapa Stadium in Tanzania has been banned temporarily by Confederations of African Football!

The Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) has been tasked to find an alternative stadium down for Simba’s quarterfinal match against Al Masry in the Confederation Cup.

A new inspection will be conducted by March 20 and if still the problem around the playing area isn’t fixed then it will be closed down permanently.