Overview
- The final kicks off Sunday at 20:00 local time at Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Rabat, which holds roughly 69,500 spectators.
- Senegal’s federation says players arriving by train encountered inadequate protection at Rabat’s station and has submitted a formal complaint to CAF and the local organizers.
- The FSF rejected training at Morocco’s Mohammed VI complex on sporting‑equity grounds and reported initial lodging problems later resolved with a five‑star hotel, adding Saturday its training site was yet to be confirmed.
- The federation says it could buy only 2,850 tickets for its fans under CAF limits and calls that allocation insufficient.
- On the field, Morocco has conceded just once and seeks a first AFCON title since 1976, while Senegal defends its 2021 crown without suspended captain Kalidou Koulibaly; broadcasts include Movistar Plus in Spain and beIN in the U.S.