Nigerians claim 'no choice' over stadium

The Nigeria Football Federation say they were left with “no choice” over the venue for their friendly against North Korea at which a stampede left 16 people injured.

Nigerians claim 'no choice' over stadium
Mon, 07 Jun, 2010 - 12:00

The Nigeria Football Federation say they were left with “no choice” over the venue for their friendly against North Korea at which a stampede left 16 people injured.

The incident in Tembisa, a township in the east of Johannesburg, occurred as fans surged to gain entry into the 10,000-capacity Makhulong Stadium.

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