Hassania Agadir Protests Refereeing After AS FAR Clash and Demands Urgent Investigation

Hassania Agadir football club voiced, this Monday, its strong astonishment and dismay at the refereeing errors witnessed during its match against AS FAR in the 20th round of the "Inwi" professional league, considering that they directly affected the course of the game and its final result.

In an official statement, the club confirmed that it had written to the Royal Moroccan Football Federation, with a copy sent to the National Professional Football League and the National Refereeing Directorate, in order to highlight the refereeing decisions it deemed "decisive" in the match's outcome.

The statement pointed to several controversial incidents, most notably a non-existent foul awarded against player Cabral Euclides in the 37th minute, the play from which the opposing team's second goal came, in addition to what it described as repeated decisions against the club's players that affected their performance on the pitch.

The club also protested the awarding of a penalty in the final seconds of the match, describing it as "imaginary" and considering that it handed victory to the opposing side, sparking great resentment within the club.

The Souss-based side called for an urgent investigation into these incidents, along with an assessment of the refereeing performance to ensure equal opportunities and protect the credibility of the competition, while affirming that it reserves the right to defend its interests through all legal channels, committed to the values of sportsmanship and fair competition.