Algiers – The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has announced the refereeing team for the highly anticipated quarter-final clash between Algeria and Nigeria.
Senegalese referee Issa Sy has been appointed to officiate the crucial encounter. Sy brings a wealth of experience in African competitions, making him a suitable choice for this high-stakes match, which is considered one of the highlights of this stage, given the rich history and intense rivalry between the two nations.
In the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) room, Gabon’s Pierre Atcho Ghislain will oversee the video technology. This appointment aims to enhance fairness and minimize impactful errors during the game. The use of VAR is expected to provide an extra layer of scrutiny and support to the on-field refereeing decisions.
Algerian fans are eagerly awaiting this match, hoping that the refereeing team will ensure a fair and transparent game, allowing the ‘Fennecs’ to perform at their best and progress further in the tournament. The Algerian supporters are placing their faith in both their team and the officials to deliver a memorable and just sporting contest. A clean and well-officiated game is what Algerian fans are hoping for as the national team seeks to advance in the competition.
