Eto'o's AFCON Sideline Drama: A Controversial Four-Match Ban

Cameroon Football Federation President Samuel Eto'o faces a four-match suspension following allegations of misconduct during a recent match against Morocco in the Africa Cup of Nations. The Confederation of African Football has imposed a $20,000 fine on Eto'o, sparking criticism from his federation, FECAFOOT.

Samuel Eto'o, President of the Cameroon Football Federation (FECAFOOT), has been suspended for four matches after being accused of misconduct during the Africa Cup of Nations match against Morocco, as reported by the Confederation of African Football (CAF).

The incident, which occurred during the team's 2-0 defeat, saw Eto'o allegedly make an angry gesture about refereeing decisions in front of CAF President Patrice Motsepe. Following chaotic interactions between players, CAF has launched investigations into violence at the event.

Despite a $20,000 fine, FECAFOOT expressed dissatisfaction with the decision, claiming it lacked justification and vowing to appeal. Their statement emphasized the commitment to fair disciplinary justice while supporting their president.

(With inputs from agencies.)