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Kégué Stadium- Travel Tips
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- 5 Reviews
Kégué Stadium is a 25,000-capacity football venue in Lomé, designed by Chinese architect Yang Zhou and inaugurated in 2000. It hosted the 2007 African U-17 Championship and has served as a key venue for international matches, though its history includes notable incidents: a 2004 power outage during a World Cup qualifier caused a fatal stampede, and a 2007 ban by CAF following match violence led to security upgrades costing over 118 million CFA francs before reopening for international games in 2009. The stadium remains an important sporting facility in Togo's capital.
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Reviews of Kégué Stadium
Cristian Ramirez - 5
This is a pretty good stadium! It would look better with more seats, a roof, a facade, and more parking spaces.
Rukeya Islam - 5
Amazing area, lovely neighbors
didier djidjime - 5
Attractive stadium, Playground's grass well shaved and line well traced. Good sight from all places. Great light in the night.
Yaw Boakye Yiadom - 4
Nice stadium 🏟️
Kokou Jean TOKPO - 5
Well maintained stadium 🏟️ with capacity of taking about 30000 people. The biggest stadium in Togo 🇹🇬 Kégué. Nice view and best of fresh air
