Concerns are rising over perceived bias in African football arbitration favoring Morocco, with recent decisions sparking outrage. This follows a pattern of three contentious refereeing calls in crucial matches within the past year benefiting the Moroccan national team. The latest incident occurred during the 2026 Women’s African Nations Championship third-place play-off between Morocco and Algeria, where a favorable call was awarded to Morocco. Critics allege a clear pattern of support for the Moroccan Football Federation and its president, Fouzi Lekjaa. These decisions are raising questions about the integrity of African football officiating. The situation is generating significant debate and scrutiny of the arbitration process. This report originates from Algerian news source TSA.