CAF Disciplinary Board v. Raja Casablanca

Raja Casablanca (Morocco) was charged with misconduct after its supporters threw objects onto the field and used smoke bombs, firecrackers, and lasers during the second leg of the club's 2021/22 TotalEnergies CAF Champions League quarter-final against Al Ahly SC of Egypt, played at Stade Mohamed V in Casablanca on 22 April 2022. The match itself finished 1-1, with Al Ahly advancing to the semi-finals 3-2 on aggregate after winning the first leg in Cairo 2-1. The CAF Disciplinary Board additionally found that the stadium's capacity had been greatly exceeded for the match. The Board imposed a fine of USD 24,000 on Raja CA for the use of smoke, bombs, lasers, and the throwing of bottles, and a separate USD 20,000 fine for failing to provide the security measures required for the fixture.

Beyond the financial penalties, the Board also imposed a sporting sanction: two matches behind closed doors for Raja's next fixtures in CAF inter-club competition, reflecting the severity of the combined supporter-conduct and overcapacity findings relative to a typical single-incident case.