One of the pictures from Sunday was left by the goalkeeper of Seville and international with Morocco, Bond. The goalkeeper, first in eleven matches Belgium, he was replaced as soon as the national anthems where he was present were played. A moment where he was seen dizzy and hands on his knees.
As the goalkeeper himself and the Moroccan coach explained, it was due to some dizziness that could be the result of the injection he was given before the match to try to alleviate some of the pain in the race suffered by the goalkeeper of the Sevillian team.
A replacement for another goalkeeper Munir El Kajou authorized by FIFA. This is how it is included in the World Cup Regulations. A substitution that can be made, provided that the match director and the referee are aware, but it implies that Morocco it must meet a requirement to justify it medically and avoid any suspicion. And this requirement is the presentation of a medical report in the next 24 hours and signed by the doctor of choice. This is included in article 31 of the World Cup Regulations, which states: “If any player from the starting eleven indicated in the squad list is unable to start the game due to injury or illness, he may be replaced by one of the substitutes, provided to officially report it to the FIFA match director and referee before the start of the match.Within 24 hours, the affected team must submit to FIFA a report made by the team doctor in one of the four official FIFA languages. ” In the case of not doing so, the Moroccan team, like anyone suffering from a similar situation, is exposed to disciplinary sanctions.
Source: La Verdad
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