Rangers International Appeals to CAF Over Crowd Violence

Rangers International has submitted a petition to the Confederation of African Football (CAF) following incidents of crowd violence and vandalism during their CAF Champions League match against MC Alger at the MKO Abiola Stadium in Abeokuta. The match took place on a Sunday, and the club reported that supporters of MC Alger damaged an entrance gate, gained unauthorized entry without paying gate fees, and vandalized seats in the stadium.
In a statement released on Monday, Rangers urged CAF to intervene and implement appropriate safety measures before the return leg scheduled for Friday in Algiers. The club expressed concerns for the safety of players, officials, and traveling supporters, emphasizing their commitment to fair play and respect for football regulations.
Rangers expressed confidence in CAF's processes and awaited a response to their petition. They also thanked their supporters for their loyalty and urged them to remain calm as they prepare for the crucial second leg.
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