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CAF has appointed Mauritius referee Ahmad Imtehaz Heerallal for the Confederation Cup match between Dreams FC and Club
Africain.
The 41-year old FIFA referee, will be joined by compatriots Ram Babajee
(Assistant I), Aswet Teeluck (Assistant II), and Patrice Milazar (Fourth
Official). Sanusi Mohammed from Nigeria has been appointed as Match
Commissioner.
Paulo Jorge Pereira Marques from South Africa will serve as Referee Assessor
with Ebou Faye from The Gambia and Okey Sylvanus Sylvanus Obi from Nigeria
working as General Coordinator and Security Officer respectively.
The Baba Yara Sports stadium will host the match at 16H00 on Sunday,
February 25, 2024.
Dreams are second in Group C, having picked up nine points from four
matches.
They have averaged 2.25 goals per game in what has been an impressive
campaign.
The FA Cup champions will secure automatic qualification to the next round if
they are able to beat their Tunisian opponents.
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