CAF Champions League Final: AS FAR call for discipline from fans against Sundowns

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CAF Champions League final second leg

AS FAR have released an urgent statement to their supporters ahead of the second leg of the CAF Champions League final against Mamelodi Sundowns FC, scheduled for Sunday at 8 pm at the Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium.

The Moroccan side head into the decisive encounter trailing 1-0 from the first leg in Pretoria, with everything still to play for in front of a packed home crowd.

Security and Organisational Measures Confirmed

In an official statement, AS FAR confirmed that a security and organisational meeting had been held in coordination with the Confederation of African Football (CAF) and relevant authorities.

The club outlined several strict measures aimed at ensuring safety and maintaining order during the high-stakes final.

No Flares, Pitch Invasions or Misconduct

Supporters have been warned against the use of flares or any prohibited materials inside or around the stadium.

The club also strongly cautioned fans against invading the pitch under any circumstances, stressing the importance of respecting security protocols.

Additional instructions included a reminder for supporters to remain in their allocated seats, avoid using stairways and corridors as seating areas, and refrain from throwing objects onto the pitch.

Strict Ban on Offensive Displays

AS FAR further prohibited the use of laser pointers, as well as banners or slogans containing political, religious or offensive content, in line with CAF regulations.

The club emphasised that these rules are essential to ensure a safe and professional matchday environment.

Club Backs Fans Ahead of Crucial Final

Despite the strict warnings, AS FAR expressed confidence in their supporters, praising their loyalty and calling for a disciplined, passionate atmosphere to inspire the team.

The statement concluded by highlighting the importance of fan behaviour in making the final a historic occasion that reflects positively on both the club and its supporters across Africa and beyond.