At least 56 people have died in a crowd crush during a football match in Nzérékoré, Guinea, with many believing the true toll may be closer to 100. The tragedy was reportedly sparked by a referee’s controversial decisions, leading to chaos as fans stormed the pitch. Prime Minister Oury Bah has expressed condolences and called for an investigation. Local media described horrific scenes outside the stadium, while access to online communication has been restricted in the aftermath. The government and football authorities face criticism for the incident amid rising scrutiny in Guinean football governance.