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However, on Monday, at an event organised by the Madrid Sports Press Association, Spain’s Louzan also referred to the wild scenes at the final of the Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) earlier this month.<\/p>\n
Morocco had talked up the tournament as a test event for 2030 but it ended in chaotic scenes in the capital city Rabat.<\/p>\n
Senegal coach Pape Thiaw, already angered by a decision to disallow his side a goal in injury-time with the score 0-0, ushered his team from the field after hosts Morocco were awarded a penalty following a video assistant referee check.<\/p>\n
There was also unrest in the stands as Senegal’s supporters tried to force their way onto the pitch.<\/p>\n
Following a delay of about 17 minutes, Brahim Diaz’s tame ‘Panenka’ spot-kick was saved and Senegal went on to claim a 1-0 victory in extra time.<\/p>\n
A win for Morocco would have seen the country clinch its first Afcon title since 1976.<\/p>\n
“Morocco is really undergoing a transformation in every sense, with magnificent stadiums,” Louzan said. “We must recognise what has been done well.<\/p>\n
“But in the Africa Cup of Nations, we have seen scenes that damage the image of world football.”<\/p>\n
Fifa said last year it was premature to decide the venue for the 2030 final, saying the host city for the 2026 World Cup final was revealed only two years before the tournament.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n