Libreville, Friday September 6, 2024 (Gabon News) – Gabon’s coach indicated last Thursday that his team is ready to give their best and respect their playing principles in this Friday night’s meeting (8pm) against Morocco at the Grand Stade d’Agadir.
The Panthers of Gabon will carry the hopes of the entire country in the match that sets them tonight against the Atlas Lions of Morocco in the qualifiers for the 2025 African Cup of Nations (CAN) If the coach Thierry Mouyouma is sure of his players, he is still aware that only the team that dominates the midfield or good scorers will win the game.
It’s still sad that some players aren’t there. “We will miss Mario Lémina against Morocco, but we have to change,” he said.
And he said: “We are competitive and we want to launch our qualifications for the 2025 African Cup of Nations (CAN), despite being the semi-final of the world championship and the first country African who did TO WHAT”.
The Central African Republic, which defeated Lesotho on Thursday (3-1), is temporarily first in group B where Morocco and Gabon live.
For the CAN 2025 qualifiers, the teams are placed in 12 different groups.
Group A: Comoros – Gambia – Madagascar – Tunisia
Group B: Central African Republic – Gabon – Lesotho – Morocco (host country)
Group C: Botswana – Cape Verde – Egypt – Mauritania
Group D: Benin – Libya – Nigeria – Rwanda
Group E: Algeria – Equatorial Guinea – Liberia – Togo
Group F: Angola – Ghana – Sudan – Niger
Group G: Ivory Coast (defending champion) – Sierra Leone – Chad – Zambia
Group H: Ethiopia – Guinea – DRC – Tanzania
Group I: Eswatini – Guinea-Bissau – Mali – Mozambique
Group J: Cameroon – Kenya – Namibia – Zimbabwe
Group K: South Africa – Congo Brazzaville – Uganda – South Sudan
Group L: Burkina Faso – Burundi – Malawi – Senegal
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