CAN 2025: Opening of the appeal trial for 18 supporters in Rabat

Author: Edinam Franck DeflyPublished on: April 13, 2026Country: Morocco

Crime & Law

CAN 2025: Opening of the appeal trial for 18 supporters in Rabat

On Monday, April 13, the appeal hearing for 18 Senegalese supporters convicted since the CAN 2025 final opens at the Rabat court. Following several delays, this judicial session is crucial for the families and Senegalese authorities, who hope for a favorable outcome. The decision expected today could ease tensions and close this judicial chapter that has lasted for several weeks.

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