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Rwanda Premier league: Gorilla Complaint has reached in Ferwafa


Gorilla filed their complaint after their goalless draw against Apr fc on sunday because this big club in rwanda Apr has put 7 foreign players in field against Gorilla as opposed to the current foreign players which are 6 players only in a field 

match day 8 was ended this sunday by Gorilla take on 2023 champions Apr fc and this match was ended goalless draw between these two clubs 

this incident occurs at second half  of the Apr fc serbian coach made a double change in second half bringing in Maurtania International Attacker Mamadou Sy and Nigerian winger Nwobodo Chidiebere for Rwandan International winger Tuyisenge Arsene and International Ghananian Midfield Maestro Tariq Lamptey left the field and they were substituted by Maurtania International Attacker Mamadou Sy and Nigerian winger Nwobodo Chidiebere.

this changes left Apr playing with seven foreign players, which is violating ferwafa rule stating that only six foreign players are allowed in the field and before that Apr had six foreign players on the pitch and until after 5 minutes Apr continued playing with 7 foreign players and serbian coach Novac replaced Malian Midfielder Lamin Bah with Rwandan Winger Alain Kwitonda to meet a required number 

Gorilla staff members were strongly complaining about that incident and after the match Apr Coach Novac admitted "it was misunderstanding" and "it was not Apr's fault"

 Ferwafa's comittee will hear the Gorilla's complaint which was submitted at today 4th november 2024 and question still stand is this will Apr found guilty, and if they will, will they going to get punished for it and those sanction is to lose the game with forfeit.



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