Morocco is tense as the CAN verdict approaches, Manchester City players prepare their departure

Tensions are mounting as Morocco, Senegal, and CAF meet before the Court of Arbitration for Sport in Lausanne regarding the contested CAN 2025 final. Morocco argues that CAF regulations mandate a 3-0 forfeit victory when a team leaves the pitch without the referee's authorization. Meanwhile, the Daily Mail reports that Manchester City players are seeking advice from their representatives regarding contract clauses and potential exits if severe sanctions, including possible relegation, are imposed on the club.

In additional news, Paris Saint-Germain faces obstacles over expanding the Parc des Princes to 70,000 seats. A planned roof alteration has drawn objections from Sophie Taillibert, daughter of the stadium's architect Roger Taillibert, who argues it would distort the original architecture. PSG management plans to hold discussions to address the concerns.