BREAKING NEWS: Black Stars Not Yet Qualify For World Cup Play-off As FIFA Finally Speaks About Their Penalty Goal Against South Africa

Reports in the media suggest that the Black Stars should not rejoice yet their victory over South Africa, which permits their world cup qualification play-off match.

In more detail, the Football’s world governing body, FIFA, has confirmed the receipt of South Africa’s protest against Ghana following defeat in the final Group G World Cup qualifier on Sunday.

The Bafana Bafana lodged an official complaint after the game in Cape Coast, accusing Senegalese referee Ndiaye Maguette of poor officiating.

In a quote on Graphic Online, the Federation of International Football admitted to receiving the complain from South Africa and they will review the game.

“FIFA has received a complaint from the South African FA in relation to this matter and will review it. Please understand we cannot comment further at this stage,” stated FIFA, as quoted by Graphic Online.

South Africa Football Association CEO, Tebogo Motlanthe said after the game they believed the match was fixed and they are gathering information to prove their case.

“We believe Saturday’s match was fixed and we are collecting information to prove our case. We are well informed that Ghana knew that they were going to get a penalty, it was a question of when, and this confirms our suspicions,” he is quoted as saying by GHANASoccernet.

Referee Ndiaye Maguette awarded Ghana a 33rd minute penalty, which was converted by Andre Ayew, handing the Black Stars victory and progress to the next stage of the qualifiers.

Ghana will be awaiting their opponents for the play-offs in next month’s draw despite FIFA’s quest to review the game.

Earlier, HALFTIMEGH.com reported that, Chief Executive Officer of the South African Football Association, Tebogo Motlanthe, is hoping the game between Ghana and the Bafana Bafana will be replayed after lodging a complaint against referee Ndiaye Maguette.

According to Tebogo Motlanthe, the game was fixed and his outfit are gathering information to back their case.

In quotes on the Facebook page of the Bafana Bafana, the CEO of SAFA was unhappy with the performance of the Senegalese referee.