Tunisia – Nigeria: A Senegalese referee at the whistle

By R

| 23 janvier 2022

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TN Sports has learned that a Senegalese central referee Maguette Ndiaye has been selected by CAF to officiate the match for the 1/8 finals, between Tunisia and Nigeria, this Sunday.

He will be assisted by his compatriots: Alhaji Malik Sanba, and Djibril Camara, while the fourth referee will be Issa Cé.

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Tunisia – Nigeria: A Senegalese referee at the whistle

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