CAF Announces Investigation into Unsporting Incidents in Morocco vs. Cameroon and Algeria vs. Nigeria Matches

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has announced the opening of an investigation into controversial incidents that occurred during two Africa Cup of Nations quarter-final matches: Morocco against Cameroon, and Algeria against Nigeria.

In an official statement, CAF clarified that it has collected official reports and video footage documenting potentially unacceptable conduct from some players and officials. These files have been referred to the federation's Disciplinary Committee for review and to take necessary action if any violations are proven.

The statement also affirmed that CAF is reviewing recordings of an incident suspected to involve some media representatives within the mixed zone. CAF strongly condemns any inappropriate behavior, especially if directed against referees or match organizers.

The Confederation of African Football emphasized its commitment to protecting a competitive environment governed by rules of respect and discipline. It vowed to take firm decisions against any party that fails to adhere to professional conduct in line with the standards of African competitions.