Controversy Over Tunisian League Matches During Ramadan
A decision made by the Tunisian Football League has sparked significant controversy in the Tunisian sports community and among fans.
The league decided to hold matches during the daytime in the month of Ramadan, despite the considerable fatigue that fasting players will experience.
This decision has raised the ire of many in the Tunisian football community, due to the potential harm it may cause to players and the competition.
The league decided to hold matches during the daytime in the month of Ramadan, despite the considerable fatigue that fasting players will experience.
This decision has raised the ire of many in the Tunisian football community, due to the potential harm it may cause to players and the competition.
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