Guinea seeks to overturn Morocco's 1976 AFCON win, citing unfair rule enforcement compared to Senegal's 2025 disqualification.

Guinea is asking CAF to revise the 1976 Africa Cup of Nations result, arguing that Morocco should not have been awarded the title after a walkout during the final match, citing inconsistent enforcement of rules compared to the 2025 decision that stripped Senegal of the title. Former CAF Disciplinary Board chair Raymond Hack said Morocco walked off but returned, allowing the match to continue and the draw to stand, setting a precedent. The claim, though unverified, fuels debate over fairness in football governance, especially as Senegal appeals its disqualification and calls for an independent probe into CAF.