On Thursday, the Moroccan judiciary issued prison sentences ranging from three months to a full year against 18 Senegalese fans arrested in connection with riots that took place in the African Cup of Nations final in January, on charges that include violence against security forces, damaging sports equipment, and storming the stadium.
Published on: 02/19/2026 - 22:23
On Thursday, the Moroccan judiciary sentenced 18 Senegalese fans to prison terms ranging from three months to a year, in connection with riots at the African Cup of Nations final in January.
Fans were tried on charges of “rioting,” which included acts of violence, particularly against security forces, damaging sports equipment, storming the field, and throwing projectiles.
France 24/AFP
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