The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has appointed the Mauritanian referee, Dahane Beida, to lead Morocco’s upcoming game against Gabon.
This game is part of the last match of Group C in the African Cup of Nations finals (CAN), taking place in Cameroon from January 9 to February 6.
30-year-old Mauritanian citizen, Dahane Beida, will be the game’s official referee. He will be assisted by Libya’s Attia Amsaad and Tanzania’s Frank Komba. Senegal’s Maguette Ndiay has been appointed as the fourth referee.
Zambia’s Janny Sikazwe will be part of the VAR team, assisted by Tunisian referee Khalil Hassani.
Morocco leads Group C with 6 points, securing qualification for the round of 16 after winning its first two games: Ghana with 1-0 and Comoros with 2-0.
Morocco is set to play against Gabon on January 18, taking place in Yaoundé, starting at 8 p.m (Morocco Time).
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