Referee Dahane Beida takes center stage for Côte d’Ivoire vs. Nigeria AFCON Final
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has chosen Mauritanian referee Dahane Beida to officiate the final of the 34th Africa Cup of Nations between Côte d’Ivoire and Nigeria.
The eagerly awaited match is set to take place this Sunday, commencing at 8:00 PM at Abidjan’s Alassane Ouattara D’Ebimpé Stadium.
CAF’s selection of Dahane Beida as the referee underscores the organization’s confidence in the Mauritanian official’s experience and competence.
Angola’s Jerson Emiliano Dos Santos will serve as the first assistant referee, while Diana Chikotesha has been designated as the second assistant referee for the match.
Morocco’s Bouchra Karboubi will take on the role of the fourth official.
Dahane Beida’s significant contributions to refereeing, including his involvement in officiating the friendly match between Senegal’s Lions and Algeria last September, have further solidified his standing in the field.
The official announcement from the Mauritanian Football Federation emphasizes the national pride associated with having one of their referees play a crucial role in such a prestigious competition.
The final is expected to be a thrilling event, capturing the continent’s attention as these two prominent African teams showcase their skills.
