Club Africain registers a technical reserve against the result of his match against Stade Tunisien
Team officials are recording an objection to the ballot paper because of a misjudgment and are considering filing a legal challenge to the score at Pacific Neighborhood Stadium.
Club Africain officials made an official technical reservation for their match against Stade Tunisien following Tuesday night's final at the Bardo. The match, part of the third postponed round of the first professional association football tournament, ended with Stade Tunisien winning by two goals to one goal.
The team's objection was based on what it considered a technical mistake made by the goalkeeper Heath Tarpley in the 90+3 minute of the game. The above error occurred during the re-enactment of the infringement that preceded the second goal for the opposing team.
The club's management is considering the possibility of escalating legal proceedings by submitting a formal challenge to the registered result and approving it with the relevant structures. Club officials are awaiting the completion of the supplementary report of the meeting ruling to determine the next administrative steps to be taken in this file.
The rules governing competitions in the Tunisian Football Federation (FTF) require the team concerned to confirm technical proficiency through official excitement and payment of specified fees in advance. Legal proceedings require that the file be referred in its entirety and, together with the supplementary judgment report, to the relevant committees of the court on the validity of the case.
The body later on Wednesday, November 4, turned to disregarding the establishment of legal provocation and not moving forward with the appeal. The final fix resulted in the balance of Stade Tunisien rising to 13 points, while Club Africain's balance froze at point 12.