"Certain questions have to be asked; why are these things happening to us, why only to the smaller teams, why only to Comoros, Gambia, us?"
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Malawi incredibly reached the Round of 16 in Cameroon after beating Zimbabwe before grabbing an important 0-0 draw with Sadio Mane's Senegal.
However, their journey came to a conclusion on Tuesday as they suffered a narrow 2-1 defeat to Morocco.
Despite enjoying an impressive tournament, Marinica continued to condemn the treatment of 'smaller nations' and insisted that he hopes things can change.
"I've asked my fellow colleagues and team leaders to lodge a formal complaint," the Malawi boss added.
"I complained to the managers of the estate, and at the current [hotel] we struggled for three days before things were sorted out.
"I couldn't have milk for coffee, they said the milk was finished until tomorrow.
"We are treated like second-class citizens, but if you're a hotel manager and you see this happening, you take charge, you can't allow it in this day and age, at this level of competition."
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