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FIFA explains dismissal of match fixing allegation against Ghana by South Africa

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FIFA explains dismissal of match fixing allegation against Ghana by South Africa

The world football governing body, FIFA, has in a detailed report explained their decision to dismiss South Africa’s protest against Ghana.

South Africa lodged a protest and complained about the conduct of Senegalese referee Ndiaye Marguette following Bafana Bafana’s 1-0 defeat against Black Stars in November last year.

The defeat, as a result of a controversial penalty, ended South Africa’s hopes of qualifying for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. 

South Africa FA in their protest accused Ghana of having manipulated the result of the match and wanted a replay.

However, FIFA Disciplinary Committee dismissed SAFA’s case and ruled that their case was inadmissible, without providing details and an explanation in early December 2021.

A month after their ruling, FIFA furnished SAFA with detailed explanations as to why their protest against Ghana was thrown out of the window.

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FIFA provided the clarity that SAFA failed to meet three procedural requirements in their protest which includes;

Read: AFCON 2021: FIFA’s decision affected our preparations – Milovan Rajevac

(i) no written protest was submitted to the match commissioner 

(ii) the Protest was not lodged in a timely manner, and 

(iii) no protest fee had been paid.

South Africa responded by saying they are weighing their options on whether they still want to pursue their case.

SAFA CEO Tebogo Motlanthe said: “It was a complaint and not a protest and that’s why we took the matter to the DC and not other FIFA channels.

“They did not even read the merits of our technical report argument. You cannot protest over a referee’s decision.

“It was a complaint against the conduct of the referee and we believe the referee manipulated the outcome of the game. We will look at the situation and let the public know of our final decision,” he added.

Ghana toppled South Africa on the last matchday to progress as Group winners and are among ten teams awaiting their play off opponent to secure a ticket to Qatar this year. The draw is set to be conducted this month as the matches will be played in March. 

Source: norvanreports
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