The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has announced that it will investigate the violent incidents that occurred during the Confederation Cup match between ASC Jaraaf and USM Alger in Senegal on Thursday.
Following the conclusion of the match, players and supporters of the Algerian team were reportedly attacked by Senegalese fans.
The violence raised concerns over safety and sportsmanship at the match, prompting CAF to take swift action.
CAF has confirmed that it has referred the case to its relevant authorities for a thorough examination and investigation into the events that transpired.
A statement from the organisation read: “The matter has been forwarded to the competent authorities of CAF for in-depth examination and further investigations.”
CAF has vowed to thoroughly assess the situation and determine appropriate measures based on the findings of the investigation. The results of the inquiry will be communicated in due course.
This incident highlights the need for improved security and discipline in African club competitions, and CAF’s response will be closely watched by football fans and stakeholders across the continent.
