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FIFA Bans Sudan For Government Interference In Sport

Farouk Mohammed
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Published: July 7, 2017
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The world football governing body,Fifa has banned Sudan because of government interference in the sport.

It had warned Sudan that it faces an international ban from football unless it overturns a governmental order to install a new football association president.

A warning was issued last month after the government installed a new FA president.
Clubs suspended

The suspension means that Sudan’s three clubs in continental tournaments have been disqualified by the Confederation of African Football.

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Al Hilal and Al Merreikh have been barred from the Champions League and Al Hilal Obeid from the Confederation Cup.

It means that Friday’s two Champions League final Group A matches featuring Hilal and Merreikh will not now go ahead.

Al Merreikh had been due to face Etoile du Sahel in Tunisia this evening, with a chance of making it to the knock out stages while the already eliminated Al Hilal were supposed to be hosting Ferroviario Beira of Mozambique.

Due to this , Ferroviario Beira will join Tunisia’s Etoile du Sahel in progressing to the quarter-finals from Group A.

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While in the Confederation Cup Al Hilal Obeid’s final group game against Zambia’s Zesco United on Sunday has also been cancelled.

Obeid had already qualified from Group C but now their opponents Zesco will play in the quarter-finals.

The winner of this weekend’s other Group C game on Sunday between Angola’s Recreativo do Libolo and Egypt’s Smouha will go through to the last eight.

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