CAS Confirms Hearing Date for AFCON 2025 Final Dispute Between Senegal and Morocco
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Seven months after the withdrawal of the sacre from Senegal during CAN 2025, the Arbitral Tribunal for Sport (TAS) announced on Wednesday that the hearing relating to the appeal of the Senegalese Football Federation (FSF) against the African Football Confederation (CAF) and the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) will take place on October 8 in Lausanne, Switzerland.
On Wednesday, 30 September, the Sports Court of Arbitration (TAS/CAS) announced the details of the hearing in the case concerning the Appeal of the Senegalese Football Federation against the African Football Federation (CAF) and the Royal Moroccan Football University (FRMF), in the context of the dispute relating to the end of the African Cup of Nations 2025. According to the official communiqué of the Court, the hearing will be held on Thursday…
The Arbitral Tribunal for Sport has decided to consider the dispute between Senegal and Morocco, with a French president to lead the hearing on 8 October.
On Wednesday, September 30, the Arbitral Tribunal for Sport (TAS) announced the date of the hearing of the dispute around the final of the CAN 2025 between Morocco and Senegal. They will soon know. On Wednesday, the Arbitral Tribunal for Sport (TAS) confirmed that the long-awaited hearing concerning the final of the African Cup of Nations 2025 between Morocco and Senegal that took place on January 18, will take place on Thursday, October 8 in La…
The attention of African and international football fans is directed towards the Swiss city of Lausanne, where the International Sports Court set a date for the oral and final hearing on Thursday, 8 October 2026 in the tripartite dispute between the Royal University of Morocco, the Senegalese Federation and the African Union, against the backdrop of the dramatic events of the African Cup of Nations 2025. [...]
Ten months after the controversial final of the African Cup between Morocco and Senegal, the case arrives before the Sports Arbitration Court (TAS), which is finally to determine which national should be considered winner of the competition....
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