The Senegalese Football Federation has filed a formal complaint against Morocco's hosting of the Africa Cup of Nations final, citing inadequate security, poor accommodation, and unfair ticket allocations for Senegalese supporters. The federation demanded immediate corrective measures from the Confederation of African Football (CAF) to ensure fair play.

The team arrived in Rabat by train Friday, where federation officials described a "clear lack of adequate security" that exposed players to overcrowding. After initial hotel issues, they secured better lodging only after a formal complaint. Senegal also refused to train at Morocco's base, calling it a sporting fairness issue.

CAF now faces pressure to mediate before Sunday's final at the 69,500-seat Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium. The dispute threatens to overshadow a historic match where Morocco seeks its first AFCON title in 50 years, while Senegal chases its second trophy. Both nations have strong fan bases expecting a vibrant atmosphere.