Cameroon's Eto'o Jatuhi 15 Match Suspension

Younde - Cameroon Football Federation (Fecafoot) to impose sanctions on his captain, Samuel Eto'o ban as much as 15 times because they invite the national team players play strike.

"Samuel Eto'o, in his role as captain, inciting fellow before his team refused to appear for Aljzair," write the description in Fecafoot sites as reported by Sky Sports.

After appearing in four nations tournament in Morocco, Eto'o and his colleagues refused to appear in trials against Aljzair on 15 November. The strike was led to the cancellation of the game.

As one vice-captain of Cameroon, Eyong Enoh obtain a suspension of punishment in the two parties. Tottenham Hotspur defender, Benoit Assou-Ekoto also sanctioned in the form of a fine of 1986 dollars as not present at the tournament. All three players have 10 days to appeal.

Cameroon has failed to qualify for 2012 African Nations Cup finals so the first game to be passed along with the Indomitable Lions Eto'o is 2013 and African Cup qualifier 2014 World Cup qualifiers.

Cameroon will begin its efforts in achieving the African Nations Cup finals next year against Guinea Bissau on February 29, 2012 and the second leg match on June 17.

Meanwhile, to reach Brazil, Cameroon will melakoni first qualifier on June 1 against the Republic of Congo Demoraksi.