Morocco Set to Face CAF Sanctions After Laser Scandal vs Comoros
Morocco could be in serious trouble with CAF following disturbing scenes during their match against Comoros, where fans were seen aiming laser pointers at the referee and players — a strictly banned item in CAF competitions.
CAF regulations clearly prohibit the use of lasers inside stadiums, citing player safety, match integrity, and respect for officials. Despite this, multiple incidents were recorded, raising questions about security enforcement and crowd control.
⚠️ Why CAF is concerned:
- Referees were visibly distracted
- Players were targeted during key moments
- CAF’s authority and safety rules were openly violated
Sources indicate CAF’s Disciplinary Committee is reviewing the incident, and heavy sanctions could follow.
🚫 Possible punishments include: - Significant fines
- Matches played behind closed doors
- Suspended sanctions for repeat offenses
CAF has repeatedly warned that fan misconduct will no longer be tolerated, especially actions that endanger officials and players.
All eyes are now on CAF’s next move.
Will Morocco escape with a warning — or face serious consequences?
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