the Combani Black Devils match will not be played this evening according to an FFF manager

This information has just been confirmed, orally, by the delegate of the French Football Federation who is in charge of this meeting with the leaders of the Black Devils of Combani.

This delegate specified “that at this very moment a commission was studying the case of the Black Devils and that it would be required to rule on whether or not to hold the match“.

Clearly, two options present themselves, either the case of cheating, put forward by the opponent beaten in the previous round, Crépy en Valois, is proven and Combani is declared the loser on the green carpet, and is therefore eliminated from the competition, or the Devils blacks are cleared of all suspicion and the match against USC Corte can be played, certainly this Wednesday or even Thursday.

However, on the side of the Combani club, as on the side of that of Corte for that matter, it is explained that no official information was really given in the form of a letter or an email from the FFF.

And that in the absence of such a document, the Black Devils club continues to prepare and will even go to the stadium as if the match was being played, perhaps to avoid risking a possible forfeit in the event of a no-show. even if this scenario seems very improbable since the initial information came from the mouth of an FFF leader.

But obviously, the Black Devils are wary like the she-wolf.

Leaders who are quite upset since in one of their latest posts on social networks, they explain “It is regrettable to note that some are seeking to exploit the situation by wrongly accusing the Mayotte Football League, thus creating unnecessary tensions between DNC and the League. Certainly, the functioning of the institution is not exempt from possible improvements, but it is easy to make unfounded accusations. It should be remembered that the regional leagues have access to the Foot 2000 application, which allows you to consult players’ license files. In this specific case, it is through this means that the Crépy team was able to obtain information concerning the player.

Which leads Combani managers to ask themselves another question: “Can the evidence thus obtained be considered admissible, given that it appears to have been extracted in an unfair or even illegal manner? By accessing a data system with the aim of extracting information for purposes other than those initially planned, is there not a misuse of power?”

Furthermore, did the Haut de France Football League really have the legal competence to carry out an investigation in Mayotte, in particular to question the doctor who examined the player in question?”

Here is an additional page to write on this episode which continues to cause a lot of talk and ink to flow.