Senegal and Morocco will continue their battle for the African Cup of Nations title, not on the field, but in the Court of Arbitration for Sport in Switzerland. The case stems from a controversial final nine months ago, where Senegal’s players protested a penalty by leaving the pitch. This protest led to the Confederation of African Football stripping Senegal of their championship title. Thursday’s hearing will be held behind closed doors as both nations present their cases to the court. The dispute centers around the decision to award the title to Morocco following Senegal’s walk-off. The outcome of the hearing will determine whether Senegal can reclaim the trophy or if Morocco will retain the title won in a contentious manner. This marks a significant legal challenge for the Confederation of African Football.