The arbitration was a very poor quality for the Afcon 2013. Black men have been criticized over the competition.
However, some arbitrators have produced a good performance.

This is the case of Mauritius Rajindraparsad Seechurn. The number one whistle, the Mauritian is proud of his career at the 29th African Cup of Nations football.
“I am proud of my service to my third participation as arbitrator in the African Cup of Nations,” he said to Mauritians.
The Mauritian officiated five games during the course of the last Afcon. The man in black was the fourth referee group matches Ethiopia / Zambia and Ghana / Niger. Then he led the encounter Côte d’Ivoire / Tunisia. Seechurn has even been the central referee in the quarter-final between Ghana and Cape Verde.
The number one of the Mauritian whistle continued his adventure to the finals of the Afcon 2013. He was selected as the fourth referee in the final. “Being in the final, even as fourth official was a sort of cherry on the cake for me. This is something that on strikes in his career. It is also a reward for hard work. ‘

“The competition was very tough. There was a lot of pressure on the referees. Moreover, Côte d’Ivoire / Tunisia (note: group D) had a big issue because it was a crucial game for the qualification in the quarterfinals. “

Concerning the errors of his colleagues, Rajindraparsad Seechurn believes that “there was too much pressure on referees. And panic took over. No arbitrator comes to a respectable match with the idea of accumulating errors. ‘

After a good performance in Afcon 2013, the Mauritian man in black dreams to be officer to the next World Cup : “If I am successful, it will be the dedication of my career. All international referee dream of such an opportunity. “