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Edward Sadomba on Thursday successfully sued his former club Al Ahli Tripoli with the Court of Arbitration for Sport directing the Libyan club to pay him $450 000.
Part of the ruling reads:
<blockquote>Given the Appellant’s appeal is upheld, the panel is of the view that the costs of this appeal shall be borne entirely by the respondent in the amount to be communicated to the CAS Court Office.
An overall appreciation of the matter and legal issues at stake including taking into account the outcome of the proceedings as well as the conduct of the financial resources of the parties, the panel deems it fair and reasonable that the respondent shall pay the Appellant CHF 5 000 as a contribution towards legal costs and other expenses in connection with the present proceedings.</blockquote>
The CAS ordered Al Ahli Tripoli to pay Sadomba $450 000 plus interest rate of 5 percent per annum as of 11 January, 2016 until effective date of payment. Al Ah;i will also pay for costs of arbitration.
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/sadomba-hits-back/">Herald</a>

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Sadoma successfully sues Al Ahli Tripoli, club ordered to pay him $450 000

CAPS United were made to wait over three hours at Carthage International Airport in Tunis by immigration officials who claimed that the man authorised to stamp their visas was said not in his office.
However, the Zimbabweans were allowed to proceed without their visas being stamped after they threatened to lodge a complaint with the Confederation of African Football. After the wait at the airport, CAPS United were made to endure a two-and-half hour trip in a bus to Sfax, which is about 266km from Tunisia. CAPS United coach, Lloyd Chitembwe is said to have urged his players not to be distracted by the mind games. Said Chitembwe:
<blockquote>We are still in this competition, you guys have made a name of fighting against the odds and this game gives you another chance to live up to that reputation once more. Don’t get disturbed by the mind games, focus on the game and show that you are not in the group stages by chance.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/hostile-hosts/">Herald</a>

CAPS United "ill-treated" by hosts, made to wait over 3 hours

Kenyan referee Davies Omweno, who will officiate Caps United’s CAF Champions League match against Libyan side Al Ahli Tripoli at the National Sports Stadium tomorrow was once suspended for three months by CAF in November 2016  following a complaint by Libya, who had lost 0-1 to Tunisia in an African 2018 World Cup qualifier with Libyan coach Jalal Damja blaming their loss on poor officiating.
In that game, Libya had a 10th minute “goal” disallowed for offside, while Tunisia scored through a last minute penalty. CAF referees’ committee cited poor performance, wrong positioning and movement, incorrect identification of fouls and failure to administer some disciplinary sanctions as reasons for Omweno’s suspension.
More: <a href="http://www.chronicle.co.zw/controversial-kenyan-ref-for-caps-match/">Chronicle</a>

Referee to officiate CAPS United's game against Al Ahli Tripoli was once suspended for 3 months by CAF

Caps United faces a goalkeeping crisis ahead of the Caf Champions’ League Group B match against Al Ahli Tripoli tomorrow at the National Sports Stadium with first-choice goalkeeper Edmore Sibanda and his deputy Jorum Muchambo nursing ankle injuries. The club has turned to former Gunners goalkeeper Prosper Chigumba.
The club’s vice captain Dennis Dauda is also battling an injury which might rule him out of the match while Leonard Tsipa is also still sidelined by an injury. The club’s captain Hardlife Zvirekwi, who has been battling fatigue-related injuries, is expected to be fit for the match despite earlier indications he was out of the game. Speaking to The Herald, assistant coach Fungai “Tostao’’ Kwashi refused to shed light into the injuries and said that some of the players will recover.
The Herald reports that CAPS United’s medical team has put in some measures to get big ‘keeper Sibanda on his feet for the game by temporarily managing his pain with relief injections. Al Ahli Tripoli’s strikers, Muaid Ellafi and Anis Saltou, have seven goals between themselves and are among the leading goal-scorers in the Caf Champions League. They have, however, failed to score in the group stages.
More: <a href="http://www.chronicle.co.zw/caps-battling-injuries/">Chronicle</a>

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