World News Network
Monday, 12 May 2008
 
Namibia have claimed they might have to pull out of upcoming 2010 World Cup qualifying matches unless Fifa inspectors pass fit the only available stadium in Windhoek, the nation's capital. The Independence Stadium was declared unfit to host World Cup games by a Fifa inspection team last year, although the reasons were not made public. The recently built Sam Nujoma Stadium on the outskirts of the city is having an artificial pitch installed and is out of commission for several months, leaving Namibia facing the prospect of playing their Group Two home matches against Zimbabwe on May 31 and...
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Namibia's Brian Brendell reacts after scoring a goal to level the scores, jsa1
photo: AP / Rebecca Blackwell

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