Gambia
Ports Authority has launched an appeal against AS Vita Club after one of their
players was accused of using different birth certificates during their 2017 CAF
champions league second round clash with the Congolese side.
The
Gambian champions drew 1-1 with the Congolese side in the first leg tie played
at the Independence Stadium in Bakau on Sunday.
Winger
Alagie Sarr gave Gambia Ports Authority the lead in the 47th minute of the game
before Francisco Ondo levelled the scores for AS Vita Club in the 75th minute
to share the plunder.
Ousman
Wadda, secretary general of Gambia Ports Authority, said the team had launched
an appeal against the Congolese after one of their players was using different
birth certificates during the first leg in Banjul at the weekend.
Wadda
revealed that the club had paid US$1,500 to CAF as an appeal fee against AS
Vita Club player for using different birth certificates in their 2017 CAF
champions league second-leg tie in Banjul at the weekend.
Wadda
revealed that the team is well prepared for the second-leg clash with AS Vita
Club in Kinshasa this weekend.
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