Senegal's complaint to FIFA

Siergella fires Russia for World Cup due to Fair Play Act In addition to this law, the Citizens Football Federation (FSF)()
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has complained to FIFA, the World Futbol Control Organization.
Senegal was eliminated by Colombia 1-0 in the final match of the group. As a result, they finished the first round as the third group of the H-group. With the equal number of points, the goal difference was also equal, due to the yellow card, Japan could move forward in the next round. At the end of the group stage, Japan had four cards against six yellow cards in Senegal.

This was the first time that Fair Play Law was introduced at the World Cup group stage. In the last match near Poland, Japan were defeated by 1-0.

FSF spokesman Kara Theonan told BBC Sports, "It is necessary to think about FIFA laws in the future. FIFA has introduced a new law, but such laws can really solve the problem. Japan has survived more than one penalty in the match against Poland. But really all the decisions were correct? '

FSF sources confirmed that on Friday they gave two letters to FIFA. One of them is against the Fair Play Act, another player is suspected of match referee's value against Colombia. The letter mentions that when Colombia won 1-0 with Senegal, Japan did not represent themselves in the field as the result of the match, they had no interest in playing. This is against the policy of football. The federation has been more surprised that the Japanese coach accepted the whole issue. At the post-match press conference, he admitted that he had encouraged the team to maintain the result by losing 1-0. The Senegalese football federation can not accept the whole issue anyway.