Colin Udoh

With that penalty miss, it was so, so terrible.

So there's no way that was a conspiracy.

But look, yeah, so now look at the penalty.

You can split see.

Like, Brian Diaz was clearly taken out.

That was a penalty.

But I think the Senegalese were not just upset at the penalty call.

They were upset at the fact that their goal was disallowed because it was a legitimate goal.

But beyond that,

In the build-up to the game, there are so many complaints against Cap and the organizers.

First of all, they weren't given proper security.

They only had four or five security policemen.

And then they had to take a commercial flight landing in a crowded airport with so many people, no security, nothing.

And then they got to the training ground and found they were supposed to train at the same ground that was the base camp of the Morocco team.

and they said look we're not doing this we want to train in private we don't want our training to be seen by um the opposite so it was just that all of that was just the result of so much of a build-up leading to the game it wasn't just the result of that one call i don't know what i just don't know i mean i

I mean, we were watching... And here's something else, if I may add.

Look, there's been this... You talk about the conspiracy.

There's been this whole thing about, you know, everybody saying that the referees were helping Morocco to win this title because they've been hosting stuff, helping camp all along, to the point where even the Morocco coach had to come out and deny that they were being helped.

First of all, they had a penalty that they should have been awarded to Tanzania...

for almost the same incident where Morocco got a penalty here against Senegal.