The Confederation of African Football
(CAF) has slammed Nigeria with a fine
over two offences committed during an
AFCON qualifier against Egypt in
Kaduna in March.
CAF found Nigeria culpable of not
providing adequate security at the
Ahamdu Bello Stadium and the country
was also guilty of spectators over packed
at the same venue.

The Africa soccer ruling body on Monday
said Nigeria will be paying a $5,000
fine for the two offences; warning that
in case a similar incident occurs, further
sanctions will be applied
Recall that on March 29, the NFF, in
partnership with the Kaduna State
Government threw the gates to The
Ahmadu Bello Stadium in Kaduna thus
leading to over 50, 000 spectators
cramming into the 15, 000-capacity
stadium.

There were ugly scenes of fans clinging
to the flood lights, scoreboard and the
camera stands in the stadium.
Disappointingly, the game ended in a 1-1
draw with Mohammed Salah scoring a
late equaliser for the Pharaohs and
having failed to win the return leg in
Alexandria the hopes of a place at the
next Cup of Nations in Gabon for Nigeria
was effectively extinguished.


credits: newtelegraphonline.com/egypt-match-caf-fines-warns-nigeria/

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