Pape Gueye's extra-time goal helped Senegal beat Morocco 1-0 in a chaotic 2025 Africa Cup of Nations final in Rabat.
The extra-time period followed one of the most remarkable scenes in international football history as the Africa Cup of Nations final descended into farce.
With seven minutes of added time played, Morocco were awarded a penalty following a VAR intervention to spark angry scenes amongst Senegal players, staff and supporters.
Senegal manager Pape Thiaw ordered his players off the pitch and a 15-minute delay followed before the players returned.
Brahim Diaz then chipped his penalty straight into the hands of Senegal 'keeper Edouard Mendy as Morocco missed their golden opportunity to win the tournament.
Extra-time immediately followed and Gueye's thunderous effort was the difference as Senegal remarkably clinched the title for the second time in their history.
The match itself had been significantly more entertaining than the two cagey semi-finals as both teams looked to dictate proceedings.
Both sides missed glorious opportunities as the match started to drift towards extra-time.
Senegal thought they had won the game in the second minute of injury time when Ismaila Sarr had a goal disallowed following the slightest of pushes by Abdoulaye Seck on Morocco's Achraf Hakimi.
The scenes that followed five minutes later ensured that the game would not be remembered for the football played as Senegal refused to play on.
Time will tell whether Senegal will receive a punishment for their behaviour, but their supporters can savour the fact that their team has completed one of the most stunning victories in the tournament's history.
