FOR THE GABON-GUINEA BISSAU MATCH, THE STADIUM WAS ONLY 50% FULL. POUR LE MATCH GABON-GUINÉE BISSAU, LE STADE N’A EU QU’UNE CONTENANCE DE 50%


Photos: Gabonreview
English version

 Scan every section in this picture and compare the empty vs occupied seats. Well, Mborantsuo will tell us that the stadium was 120% full.
Version française

 Parcourez chaque section sur la photo, et comparez le nombre de sièges vides et ceux qui sont occupés. Mais bon, Mborantsuo va nous dire que le stade était plein à 120%.

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