Gab Marcotti

Yes, after that, obviously a lot of protests, very unruly, and then almost all the Senegal players, Sadio Mane stayed.

And by the way, we're watching this game on television.

Hey, newsflash, I wasn't in Rabat.

I'm told that there were, it wasn't the only Senegal player who stayed out there.

Yeah, they were through.

The camera's obviously on.

All right, we've seen this before, taking players off the pitch.

Actually, you weren't even born, though, the last time it happened in a national competition, in a men's competition.

I think it happened with the women at the World Cup, if I'm not mistaken, a couple of World Cups ago.

But I'm thinking about France against Kuwait in 1982.

So it's not unprecedented.

It's obviously...

I mean, with hindsight, you can see the frustration, but you cannot do that.

And by the rules, if you do that, you forfeit the game.

Yeah, if it's mind games or stupid mind games, because the referee at any point can call an end to the game.

I don't know why the referee was waiting for him.

Or he can book everybody for leaving the field to play.

There's many things he can do.

And then he takes the worst, one of the worst Panenka.

Or talked against Australia.