Benin coach Michel Dussuyer has been sacked along with his technical and playing staff following their failure at the African Nations Cup.
Dussuyer, who has been in charge since June 2008, saw his team suffer two defeats against Nigeria and Egypt and a 2-2 draw against Mozambique seeing them finish third in Group C.
“A decision has been made to dissolve the national team and its technical supervision,” a statement read. “In the decision, taken by members of the executive committee, they took into account the indiscipline, lack of patriotism and lack of team results at the African Nations Cup.
“The federation, in conjunction with the sports ministry, will set up a new code of conduct and now start out on a new basis with all players who are called into the national team in the future.”
The federation, though, confirmed that Dussuyer will be paid out for his full contract, which expires in June.
