Algerians gather in front of the headquarters of "FIFA" to replay the Cameroon match .. and the Egyptians are waiting (video)
The pioneers of social networking sites shared videos of Algerian fans who organized a protest in front of the headquarters of the International Football Association "FIFA" in the Swiss city of Zurich, in protest against the result of their country's match with Cameroon, which they consider unjust because of the catastrophic mistakes made by the Gambian referee Bakari Gassama and the exclusion of the "Desert Warriors". From the race to qualify for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
The Algerian team had lost 1-2 to Cameroon at home last month in the second leg of the decisive round of the African qualifiers for the World Cup, although it won the first leg in Cameroon with a clean goal.
The video showed the Algerian fans chanting for their country's national team while attacking the Confederation of African Football "CAF" and referee Gassama and accusing them of corruption, demanding urgent intervention from the President of the Swiss International Federation Gianni Infantino to replay the match, believing in their right to qualify for the ticket.
#Algerians are protesting in front of the headquarters of the International Federation "#FIFA" to demand the replay of the match between the Algerian national team and
#Cameroon , which qualifies for the Qatar World Cup 2022.
- Al-Sabah newspaper (@jarida_assabah) April 14, 2022
Referee Gassama had canceled two goals for the Algerian national team after referring to the video technology, at a time when a controversial goal against Algeria was awarded.
It is noteworthy that the FIFA Disciplinary Committee will discuss the Algerian protest against referee Gassama on April 21, and will also decide on a similar objection from the Egyptian Federation after the events in the Pharaohs match with Senegal in Dakar, in which the fans of the owner of the land committed several transgressions and violations that terrified the players in The stadium included throwing projectiles and verbal and racist attacks on the team's star, Mohamed Salah and his colleagues.
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