Patrice Motsepe: I can fully understand the unhappiness of Ahly on Morocco hosting the CCL final

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Patrice Motsepe: I can fully understand the unhappiness of Ahly on Morocco hosting the CCL final
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The Confederation of African Football (Caf) president Patrice Motsepe has defended his organisation's decision to have as many Caf events hosted by Morocco in 2022.

Morocco were the hosts of this year's Caf Champions League final, a decision which irked many on the continent, especially Egyptian giants Al Ahly who had to play Moroccan club Wydad Athletic in last month's final.

"There are many countries who want to compete for hosting of Caf events but you can’t compete without the government support," said Motsepe. "But let me tell you, the concern from Al Ahly that they were being disadvantaged , is a legitimate and a fair concern. The only problem I had was I cannot be a president that disregard and ignores rules and regulations and decisions that were taken."

"Is everything going to Morocco? Let me tell you something: whilst I’m president of CAF no country, no club or nation is going to enjoy preferred status," vowed Motsepe.

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