Reports: CAF is heading for the return of Esperance and Wadad in the African final

World football

The African Football Confederation (CAF) is considering the return of the second leg of the African Champions League final between Esperance of Tunisia and Casablanca Casablanca.

All indications within the African Football Confederation (CAF) refer to the decision to return the second leg match in the African Champions League final between Tunisia and Morocco, in light of the strengths of the Moroccan club's file against the unfairness of the arbitration "Rades".

The newspaper said that "CAF" intends to return the game in a neutral country, noting that the match will be held without an audience in France or Algeria or a Gulf state, if the decision to return the meeting.

The African Football Confederation (CAF) will hold an emergency meeting on Tuesday in Paris to consider the events of the Rades match.

Tunisia's crown crowned the African Champions League for the second time in a row and the fourth in its history after a controversial arbitration scandal, in which the Moroccan Wydad Casablanca refused to complete the match.

The match between Al-Turji and Al-Wadad was stopped at the Rades Stadium in the 61st minute to ask Wydad players to return to the video technology to explore the validity of the goal scored by Moroccan star Walid Karti and cancel the referee for the sneak, when the result (1-0) for Al-Turji.

About one-and-a-half hours after the match was suspended, Jamaican referee Paki Gassama fired the final whistle as Wydad was withdrawn, following a decision by the African Football Confederation (CAF).

(t) The African Union (t) Al-Kaf (t) Esperance (t) Wydad (t) Seventh Day Plus