• News
  • Article
  • Business
  • Health
  • Politics
  • Achievement/Profile
  • Sports
  • Features
  • Adverts
Menu
  • News
  • Article
  • Business
  • Health
  • Politics
  • Achievement/Profile
  • Sports
  • Features
  • Adverts
Home Sports

AFCON: What I told Mane after Senegal players left pitch against Morocco – Claude Le Roy

Olatokunbo Sodipe by Olatokunbo Sodipe
January 21, 2026
in Sports
0
AFCON: What I told Mane after Senegal players left pitch against Morocco – Claude Le Roy
0
SHARES
27
VIEWS
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

Former Ghana coach, Claude Le Roy, has opened up on what he told Sadio Mane after Senegalese players walked off the pitch against Morocco during the AFCON final on Sunday.

Le Roy, a former Senegal coach, was seen engaging in a conversation with Mane moments after the Senegal team departed the pitch, following a controversial penalty awarded to Morocco by referee Jacques Ndala.

READ ALSO

Super Falcons concede unwanted WAFCON record as Madugu admits mistakes – “It’s worrisome”

‘He’s much better than people said’ – Former Eredivisie forward impressed by Ajax new signing Arokodare

The incident unfolded just minutes after Ndala canceled a goal that had been scored by the Teranga Lions at the Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium.

Reflecting on the situation, Le Roy told Canal Plus, “When the Senegalese team left the pitch, Sadio Mane was alone on the field and he came to me and asked me what I’d do if I were in his place. I answered, I would’ve continued playing.

“I explained to him that the result wasn’t yet decided, then he went to bring his teammates back onto the field.”

Senegal clinched the AFCON title with a narrow 1-0 victory, courtesy of Pape Gueye’s decisive goal scored during first-half extra time.

Related Posts

Super Falcons concede unwanted WAFCON record as Madugu admits mistakes – “It’s worrisome”
Sports

Super Falcons concede unwanted WAFCON record as Madugu admits mistakes – “It’s worrisome”

August 7, 2026
‘He’s much better than people said’ – Former Eredivisie forward impressed by Ajax new signing Arokodare
Sports

‘He’s much better than people said’ – Former Eredivisie forward impressed by Ajax new signing Arokodare

August 6, 2026
Dynamic midfielder Ibrahim trains with Arsenal first team in Girona
Sports

Dynamic midfielder Ibrahim trains with Arsenal first team in Girona

July 29, 2026
Ajax agree deal with Wolves for Nigerian striker at heart of training ground row
Sports

Ajax agree deal with Wolves for Nigerian striker at heart of training ground row

July 27, 2026
THE CONTINENTAL SHIFT: HOW SPAIN ENGINEERED THEIR RETURN TO WORLD CUP GREATNESS
Sports

THE CONTINENTAL SHIFT: HOW SPAIN ENGINEERED THEIR RETURN TO WORLD CUP GREATNESS

July 17, 2026
Transfer: Aston Villa enter race for Femi Azeez
Sports

Transfer: Aston Villa enter race for Femi Azeez

June 29, 2026
Next Post
How The Nigeria Air Force Destroyed Terrorist Watercraft, Neutralised Fighters In Borno

How The Nigeria Air Force Destroyed Terrorist Watercraft, Neutralised Fighters In Borno

The Trumpet International Magazine is a real-time and comprehensive news magazine. It is an independent, national news provider for Africans, reporting daily developments and events in South Africa and other African Countries and their Citizens based in South Africa.

Categories

  • News
  • Article
  • Business
  • Health
  • Politics
  • Achievement/Profile
  • Sports
  • Features
  • Adverts
Menu
  • News
  • Article
  • Business
  • Health
  • Politics
  • Achievement/Profile
  • Sports
  • Features
  • Adverts

Recent Post

Modi invites Tinubu to BRICS summit in New Delhi

Tinubu’s tax reforms promised relief, evidence shows multiple levies are killing businesses

Fubara denies rift with Rivers assembly, says state won’t be dragged into fresh controversy

Osun AG sues IGP, seeks order compelling police to probe Fadahunsi over death threat

Kidnappers beat me after I told them my family could only raise N500,000 ransom – Kogi abductee

News
Modi invites Tinubu to BRICS summit in New Delhi
Read More »

Trumpet Magazine | © 2021.

Facebook Twitter Youtube Linkedin Instagram

Add New Playlist