Ndala Exonerated Following Investigation
Following a detailed investigation into the Senegal and Morocco AFCON 2025 final, CAF has officially cleared Congolese referee Jean-Jacques Ndala of any wrongdoing. The governing body confirmed that no irregularities were found during the match and commended Ndala for his professionalism throughout the tournament.
Jean-Jacques Ndala officiating at AFCON 2025 final between Senegal and Morocco.
CAF’s Statement and Future Assignments
CAF’s official report emphasized Ndala’s adherence to FIFA rules and highlighted his consistent officiating. Following this exoneration, Ndala is now slated to officiate at the upcoming World Cup, marking a major milestone in his refereeing career.
AFCON 2025 Officiating Highlights
Jean-Jacques Ndala joins a distinguished list of referees and officials who made headlines this AFCON. He worked alongside referees such as Daniel Laryea and coaches recognized for their tournament impact, including Walid Regragui. The competition also saw disciplinary actions, like the suspension of Senegal coach Papethia following controversial incidents.
CAF Praises Professionalism
CAF praised Ndala for his integrity and professionalism, noting that his performance ensured the final was conducted fairly and transparently. This recognition cements Ndala’s reputation as one of Africa’s top referees ahead of the global stage.
