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Tunisia’s Sadok Selmi signals half-time at the Stade de Franceville.
The Gabonese player’s weak header from a cross narrowly misses goalkeeper Jarju. Corner for the ‘Panthers’.
Barrow had a spectacular free kick on the edge of the opponent’s half. The 10 sent the shot over the wall and better the reaction of the goalkeeper Mbaba who sent it over the crossbar for a corner.
Great play by the home team that almost opens the scoring, great intervention by the visiting goalkeeper to block the shot with his left foot.
After a collective action by the visiting team on the left side of their attack, a Gabon defender had to do his best to cut out a cross and send the ball to the corner kick.
Gabon takes the initiative, circulates the ball and looks for the rival goal with approaches that do not generate much danger, so far.
The Gabon national team kicked off after the referee’s whistle.
Both teams take the field for the ceremonial acts.
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In a few moments we’ll share with you the starting lineups for Gabon vs Gambia live, as well as the latest information from the Stade de Franceville. Keep an eye on the action with VAVEL’s minute-by-minute live online coverage.
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This is the kickoff time for the match between Gabon and Gambia on June 11, 2024 in several countries:
Argentina: 4:00 PM on FIFA+
Bolivia: 3:00 PM on FIFA+
Brazil: 4:00 PM on CazéTV, FIFA+
Chile: 3:00 PM on FIFA+
Colombia: 2:00 PM on FIFA+
Ecuador: 2:00 PM on FIFA+
USA (ET): 3:00 PM on FIFA+
Spain: 9:00 PM on FIFA+
Mexico: 1:00 PM on FIFA+
Paraguay: 3:00 PM on FIFA+
Peru: 2:00 PM on FIFA+
Uruguay: 4:00 PM on FIFA+
Venezuela: 3:00 PM on FIFA+
Jarju, Sanneh, Ceesay, Colley, Gaye, Adams, Bobb, Manneh, Minteh, Fadera, Barrow.
Mbaba, Essono, Ecuele Manga, Moussounda, Ekomie, Biteghe, Kanga, Lemina, Bouanga, Aubameyang, Meye.
Denis Bouanga is the most outstanding player of this team so far in the qualifiers, the 29-year-old striker who plays for Los Angeles FC of the MLS has scored two goals for his national team. He scored the second goal against Burundi and scored the transitional equalizer against Kenya. Bouanga has even had more appearances so far than Olympique Marseille’s 34-year-old striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.
These two teams have met three times, twice in an African Cup of Nations and once in a friendly match.
Gabon won one game (2-1 in the CAN, on 12/11/20)
Gambia won two games (2-1 in the CAN on 11/16/20 and 1-0 in an international friendly on 6/7/11).
For their part, the Scorpions are second to last with three points after a 5-1 drubbing against the Seychelles the previous day. Undoubtedly, this victory was very important to get back on track after a false start with two consecutive defeats against Burundi 3-2 and Ivory Coast 2-0.
The home team is coming off a 1-0 away loss to leaders Côte d’Ivoire, with a goal by Seko Fofana. This result placed ‘The Panthers’ in second place with 6 points after 2-1 and 1-2 wins over Kenya and Burundi, respectively.
The match will take place at the Stade de Franceville located in the Gabonese city of Franceville. This stadium has a capacity of 22,000 spectators and was built in 2011 to host matches of the first phase of the 2012 CAN Africa Cup of Nations, a competition it also hosted in 2017.
Hello everyone! Welcome to VAVEL.com’s live coverage of the match between Gabon and Gambia, corresponding to the fourth matchday of the African Qualifiers for the FIFA World Cup Mexico/USA/Canada 2026. My name is Moisés Rico and I will be your host for this match. We will provide you with pre-match analysis, score updates and live news here on VAVEL.
