THE NEW GABONESE STADIUM IS NOT READY AND THE PEOPLE DID NOT GO TO THE STADIUM. LE NOUVEAU STADE GABONAIS N'EST PAS PRÈS ET LE PEUPLE NE S'EST PAS RENDU AU STADE





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We are publishing an article from "Maroc Football" that is a shame for Gabon. The number one venue for the African Cup of Nations in Gabon, is not ready to be used due to severely poor conditions. Additionally, the Gabonese public did not fill the stadium for the match against Brazil. The stadium was less than half full. This is really sad.


Version française

Nous publions in article de "Maroc Football" qui est une honte pour le Gabon. Le stade numéro 1 de la CAN 2012 n'est pas près et est même dans un état pitoyable. En plus, le public gabonais n'a pas rempli les gradins de ce stade pour le match contre le Brésil. Quelle tristesse!

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