Colombe Sportive du Ndé is in turmoil following the Super Cup fiasco, a match that turned into a scandal. The club is openly accusing the "major elite of Ndé" of being responsible for the situation, according to a recent statement from its secretary-general. This accusation comes in a context of palpable tension and strong arbitration disputes during the match against Panthère Sportive du Ndé.
The match, which took place on February 26, 2026, was abruptly interrupted when Colombe's players left the field to protest a penalty awarded to their opponents. Colombe coach Richard Towa made the decision to withdraw his team after a second penalty was awarded to Panthère, exacerbating a situation already strained by the sending off of captain Randy Ntume. The score was 1-1 at the time, with Mbarga Atedzoe converting the first penalty for Panthère, responding to Colombe's opening goal.
This incident has sparked a wave of outrage and confusion, leaving the public and observers perplexed as to the outcome of the competition. The Cameroonian Football Federation (FECAFOOT), under the leadership of Samuel Eto'o, now faces a major challenge: to rule on the fate of the match and take disciplinary action if necessary. The presence of Samuel Eto'o and former coach Rigobert Song at the Stade Militaire de Ngoa-Ekélé, alongside Panthère's honorary president Kercha Courtes, adds a political dimension to the affair.
The Colombe administration has not specified the exact nature of the accusations against the "major elite of Ndé", but the statement suggests deep divisions and complex issues within the club and its home region. It remains to be seen how FECAFOOT will react to this crisis and what the consequences will be for Colombe Sportive du Ndé, both sportingly and institutionally. The decision of the football authorities is eagerly awaited by supporters and stakeholders of Cameroonian football.
