CAF Fines Algeria $100,000 Over Post-Match Chaos in AFCON
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has fined Algeria $100,000 for post-match chaos following their quarter-final loss to Nigeria in the Africa Cup of Nations. Algerian players and officials were involved in confrontations with match officials, leading to fines and suspensions.
The Algerian Football Federation is appealing the sanctions imposed by CAF, including fines for player misconduct and fan behavior. The incident occurred at the Grand Stade de Marrakech on December 10, 2025, overshadowing the match's outcome.
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