2022 World Cup: Mayembo suspended, Congo fined by FIFA
Togo and Congo neutralized each other (1-1)
Fernand Mayembo is fixed on his fate. Indexed in the report of the referee of the match between Togo and Congo, of October 9 counting for the 3rd day of the qualifiers at the 2022 World Cup, the captain of the Red Devils will miss the next matches of his team.
Found guilty of having had unsportsmanlike behavior towards the central judge, the midfielder received a firm suspension of 4 matches. Sanction addressed by the disciplinary committee of the instance, in addition to a fine of 5,000 Swiss francs (ie 3,109,000 CFA francs).
For its part, the Congolese Football Federation will also have to pay a fine of 5,000 Swiss francs, for acts of vandalism in the locker room of the Stade de Kégué. This meeting between Togo, which ended in a draw (1-1) had been marked by many excesses. For its last two matches in these qualifiers, Congo will face Namibia and Senegal. Two meetings without real stake since Senegal has already won the ticket in play for the dams.
Togo and Congo neutralized each other (1-1)
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