The International Football Federation’s commission (FIFA) appointed South African referee Victor Miguel Gomez to lead Morocco’s game against DR Congo, part of the 2022 Qatar World Cup qualification games.
Morocco’s first game against DR Congo is set to take place on March 25 at the Martyrs Stadium in Congo’s capital Kinshasa, starting at 4 p.m.
As for the second game between both teams, it is scheduled for March 29 in Casablanca, with FIFA choosing the Burundian referee Pacific Ndabihawenimana, assisted by Cameroonian Elvis Noupoue, Burkinabé Tiama Seydou, and Mauritanian Beida Dahana.
Additionally, Poland’s Kwiatkowski Tomasz, and Frankowski Bartosz have been nominated by FIFA to lead VAR.
Vahid Halilhodzic’s national team has ended the African qualifiers of Group I with a total of 18 points, after beating Guinea, Guinea Bissau, and Sudan.
Other than Morocco’s game against DRC, Senegal is set to play against Egypt, Algeria against Cameroon, Nigeria against Ghana, and Tunisia will play against Mali, following the draw.
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