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AFCON 2025: Appeal trial for 18 fans begins in Rabat

AFCON 2025: Appeal trial for 18 fans begins in Rabat

This Monday, April 13, the Rabat court begins hearing the appeal of the 18 Senegalese fans detained since the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations final.

After several successive postponements, including the one on March 16 requested by the prosecution and the civil party, this court hearing marks a decisive turning point.

The families and Senegalese authorities hope that this session will lead to a favorable outcome for the detainees.

This trial, closely monitored by the diplomatic communities of both countries, is seen as the final step toward securing the fans release.

The decision handed down today will be crucial in easing tensions and bringing this legal chapter, which has been ongoing for several weeks, to a close.

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