Algeria and Nigeria enter join Senegal in the list of teams sanctioned for breaking FIFA codes of conducts during the World Cup 2022 African qualifiers a month ago. Nigeria faced their arch rivals Ghana managed to hold them to a goalless draw at the baba yara sports stadium in Kumasi but missed out after a Thomas partey long range strikes was missed by the super eagles keeper giving the blackstars and away advantage.<\/p>\n
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A quick equalizer by the super eagles skipper stroos ekong through a spot kick was not enough to take the super eagles to Qatar for the World Cup 2022. The Nigerians didn’t take draw lightly and vandalized the recently renovated mashood Abiola stadium by the business Mogul Aliko dangote leaving the stadium in a shadow of itself.<\/p>\n
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There we\u2019re also several attacks on the blackstars team who had to be escorted out of the stadium through tight security. The federation of international football association has therefore given a $154,086 to be paid by the Nigerian football association and play one match major match behind close doors.<\/p>\n
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Also, the Algerian national team had also been fined $3081 for fan misbehavior through the throwing of bottles and lightening of flairs and fireworks during the second leg home game against Cameroon in which they lost narrowly.<\/p>\n
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The Algerians had a slim lead going into the second game and but the indomitable lions fought harder, a late goal from the Algerians then resulted into a time wasting and diving tactics in which they were struck with karma at the final minute with a toku ekambi goal to take the indomitable lions to Qatar.<\/p>\n
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