The sentencing of 18 Senegalese fans and one French-Algerian national to prison terms ranging from three months to one year for violence and public disorder during the AFCON final in Morocco has sparked outrage on social media in Senegal. However, the penalties are in line with previous Moroccan court rulings in cases of football-related violence.
At the Africa Cup of Nations, the «Sbou3a» ultras became a formidable presence, uniting Moroccan fans with their passionate chants and disciplined organization. In an exclusive interview, Mehdi Bouazza, a leader of the faction, reveals how this group of dedicated supporters orchestrated their impactful displays, bringing the spirit of Morocco to the forefront of the tournament.
As the AFCON final between Morocco and Senegal approaches, a storm of controversy has erupted, overshadowing the match itself with allegations of inadequate security during the Senegalese team's arrival in Rabat. The uproar, fueled by the Senegal Football Federation's grievances, highlights a paradoxical scenario where the federation's own actions may have contributed to the very chaos they criticize.
Since the start of the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), currently being held in Morocco, Moroccan social media has been buzzing with remarks about the atmosphere in stadiums during the Atlas Lions’ matches. These reactions question the level of engagement and interaction in the stands. Some have gone as far as criticizing Moroccan fans’ involvement, comparing them to regular stadium-goers and ultras. Is this an accurate assessment, a false debate, or an unfair comparison?
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