The latest scandal in Tunisia revolves around Koman Coulibaly, the appointed referee for the first leg of the 2014 World Cup play-offs between Tunisia and Cameroon. According to Tunisian media reports, individuals from Tunisia allegedly approached the Malian referee with an attempt to influence his decisions by offering bribes. The accusations suggest that Coulibaly was targeted to ensure the Eagles of Carthage would lose the match. Tunisian national radio claims to possess evidence, including recordings, supporting these allegations. The first leg of the World Cup play-offs is scheduled for October 13 in Rades.
2014 WORLD PLAY-OFFS: KOMAN COULIBALY APPROACHED TO MAKE TUNISIA LOSE!?
