The Tunisian Football Federation has filed a complaint and an official grievance with the Confederation of African Football (CAF), following the recent events that occurred during the match between US Monastir and Mouloudia Alger, which took place at the Douira stadium, during the second preliminary round of the African Champions League.
The Tunisian League confirmed in a statement: “The regulatory body responsible for running the Tunisian Football League knows that it has officially written to the African Union, to complain about the violations suffered by the team of the Monastir Sports Federation during its match against Mouloudia Alger. for the return match of the Champions League qualifiers.” Africa for the 2024-2025 sports season.
The communication adds: “The correspondence also included a detailed explanation of the violent events that accompanied the match and the attacks that the delegation of the Monastir Sports Federation was subjected to before, during and after the match. The Authority attached it to videos documenting the difficult conditions in which the match took place, confirming its unconditional support for the position of the Monastir Sports Federation team in the complaint it raised.
Mouloudia Alger qualified for the group stage after beating US Monastir last Saturday in the second round, 2-0.
The first leg ended with a victory for US Monastir (1-0) at the Radès stadium in Tunisia, allowing the Algerian team to qualify as winners with an aggregate score of 2-1.
