World news – AU – Colleagues in Aubameyang and Gabon sleep on the airport floor

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Pierre Emerick Aubameyang and his Gabonese teammates had to spend the night sleeping on the airport grounds before their crucial match in the Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Gambia..

Aubameyang used social media to highlight their plight after arriving at Banjul International Airport on Sunday, ahead of Monday’s Group D confrontation in the Gambian capital..

The Gabonese delegation was told that they were not allowed to leave the airport due to an administrative problem. They slept on the floor overnight and were allowed to leave in the morning after the government intervened.

No reason was given for not allowing the team to leave the airport and proceed to the hotel. Even by the standards of skill in African football, this was extraordinary.

Aubameyang wrote on Twitter referring to previous weaknesses attributed to the Confederation of African Football (CAF): « Nice job CAF, it’s like we were in the 1990s ».

“It won’t discourage us but people need to know and CAF has to take responsibility. The Arsenal striker later added [it’s] 2020 and we want Africa to grow but that’s not how we’re going. .

Gabon leads the group, three points behind Gambia, who are seeking to reach the Nations Cup Finals for the first time. . The two largest teams in the group – which includes Angola and the Democratic Republic of the Congo – qualify for the finals in Cameroon in early 2022. .

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