Namibia: Cans and Unruly Fan Behaviour Cost Football Association

With the hard financial times facing the football fraternity in the country, the Namibia Football Association (NFA) will be forced to fork out around N$71,000 to pay the Confederation of African Footfall (CAF), due to football hooliganism displayed by the Brave Warriors fans during the team's 2-0 win over Comoros in the 2018 CAF Africa Nations Championship qualifiers played in Windhoek.

The football association, will pay the fine following the decision by the CAF Disciplinary Committee's conclusion from the match reports that indicated that at the 60th minute, cans were thrown into the field during the match.

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