In a remarkable appointment by the Confederation of African Football (CAF), four Nigerian referees, Jelili Adeniran Ogunmuyiwa, Olawale Adeolu Adeolu Fawole, Olayinka Elijah Olajide, and Ahmed Rabiu, have been chosen to officiate the eagerly anticipated beach soccer match between Senegal and Guinea.
The match, which promises to be an exciting encounter, is scheduled for tomorrow, Sunday, July 28th, 2024.
The venue for this clash is the stunning Beach 24 Q, located at Plage Des Parcelles Assainies. Kick-off is set for 17:00 GMT, and fans from both countries are expected to flock to the beachside to support their teams.
Adding to the international flavor of the event, Sita Sangare from Burkina Faso has been appointed as the Match Commissioner.
Sangare’s extensive experience in overseeing high-stakes games is expected to ensure that the match is conducted with the highest standards of fairness and professionalism.
The Nigerian match officials have already arrived in Senegal and have settled in smoothly. Following a thorough technical meeting, they are in high spirits and ready to take on their responsibilities for tomorrow’s match.
Their preparation and dedication underline the significance of this appointment, as it highlights the increasing trust and reliance CAF places on Nigerian officials for crucial fixtures.
The anticipation surrounding this match is palpable. Senegal, known for their strong beach soccer prowess, will be looking to leverage their home advantage.
On the other hand, Guinea, with their dynamic and resilient team, are keen to showcase their talent and challenge the hosts.
As the clock ticks down to kick-off, both teams are finalizing their preparations.
The sandy shores of Beach 24 Q are set to witness a thrilling encounter, with the Nigerian referees at the helm ensuring a fair and competitive game. Football enthusiasts eagerly await what promises to be a memorable display of skill, strategy, and sportsmanship in the vibrant world of beach soccer.
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