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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 88537, member: 27"]
The administrative decision handed Morocco the title, but now they’re stuck holding a trophy that feels more like a legal placeholder than a real win.

Patrice Motsepe’s hands-off stance on the forfeit
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[*]The CAF president had zero say in the appeals ruling.
[*]He insisted the judicial bodies acted completely independently.
[*]Motsepe pointed to split decisions as proof of autonomy.
[*]The executive leadership stayed out of the deliberations.
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Senegal’s title being stripped after the final whistle
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[*]The CAF Appeals Board gave Morocco a 3-0 forfeit victory.
[*]Senegal walked off the pitch briefly during the chaotic final.
[*]Officials cited a rule about leaving without authorization.
[*]The win was overturned despite the match having ended.
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Senegal’s fierce rejection and planned legal fight
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[*]The federation called the ruling illegal and deeply unjust.
[*]Players insisted trophies are won on the pitch.
[*]The government wants an international corruption investigation.
[*]They plan to appeal to CAS as soon as possible.
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Fouzi Lekjaa’s role stirring up bias accusations
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[*]He serves as both Morocco’s FA president and CAF’s first vice-president.
[*]Critics claimed the setup allowed for undue influence.
[*]Augustin Senghor accused Morocco of dictating the law.
[*]Motsepe rejected any suggestion of favoritism toward hosts.
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