Barça wins the Clásico, their fourth of four, and conquers more than half of the league title, putting them 7 points ahead of Real Madrid with three games remaining. All this happened after they went down by 2 early goals in the first half Mbaape before Barca responded from a header of Eric Garcia and a spectacular from teenage sensation Lamie Yamal. Barca went on to score to more goals from Raphinha to make it four. The first half ended 4-2 in favour of the Catalonians. Mbaape completed his hat trick on the 70th minute but it wasn't enough to give Madrid all the 3 points. The man of the match was awarded to Raphinha because of the win for the club and his performance. The final score line was 4-3.
ANALYSIS OF EVIDENCE
It must be noted that per Article 33(12)(a) and (b) of the Regulations, the burden of proof is on the
protesting club and so in this instance the burden is on Aboi Young Stars FC to prove the allegations
made.
Again, Article 35(9) (a)-(d) mandates the Disciplinary Committee to consider the Statement and/or
Evidence of the parties and deliver judgement immediately. Similarly, Article 35(9)(c) provides that the
committee shall consider the merits of the case and deliver its decision in any given case even if a party
fails, neglects or refuses to file a Statement of Defence within the stipulated time.
The Committee was informed by Aboi Young Stars FC from its statement of case that Naajo Royals FC
fielded eleven(11) unqualified players. It stated that Emmanuel Abaidoo (No.1), Elvis Nti (No.10),
Mohammed Oduro (No.12), Kingsley Afari (No.14), Francis Opare (No.8), Isaac Sam (No.81), Kadir
Issaka (No.11), Aziz Guba Abdul (No.19), Aidoo Joshua (No.3), Bismark Arthur (No.4) and Philip
Ewudzie (No.45) were not duly registered players of Naajo Royals FC at the time of the match.
Aboi Young Stars FC attached extracts from the Ghana Football Connect System and photographs as
well as a copy of the team sheet of Naajo Royals FC as evidence in supportt of its case.
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