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The Court of Arbitration for Sport will now review the case before issuing its ruling, a process that could take several weeks or even one to two months.

The hours-long hearing in Lausanne is over, but the legal saga continues as the three-member panel considers the arguments before deciding when to issue its ruling.

The legal saga over the Morocco-Senegal final moves to Lausanne on Thursday. What will happen at the closed-door CAS hearing, what arguments will the two sides put forward and when could a ruling come? Sports lawyer Renaud Duchêne explains the possible scenarios.

Three-member panel begins hearing Senegal’s appeal against CAF ruling awarding Morocco a 3-0 win; CAS chief says judgment could take days or weeks.

On the eve of Thursday’s hearing before the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) in Lausanne, Morocco and Senegal are preparing for the latest chapter in the legal dispute over the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations final. At the heart of the case is Senegal’s withdrawal from the pitch during the match and the application of Articles 82 and 84 of the CAF competition regulations, which formed the basis for the decision to declare Senegal the losing side by forfeit and award the title to Morocco.

The race to host the 2030 World Cup final is now underway, with Morocco and Spain putting forward their respective bids and the final decision set to be made by FIFA. In Senegal, some football supporters hope to see Africa write a new chapter in its football history.

The hearing over the dispute surrounding the final will take place on October 8 in Lausanne, with representatives of Morocco and Senegal attending in person and CAF represented by its legal advisers.

Police in Ifrane arrested a 35-year-old Senegalese national on Monday, September 21, as part of international security cooperation and efforts to combat cross-border crime. The man is the subject of an international arrest warrant issued by Senegalese judicial authorities.

The former Morocco coach has spoken about the disputed 2025 AFCON final, saying the events in the closing stages damaged the image of African football.