a écrit le 9 novembre 2005 à 20h03 France riots affect African tie
Cameroon are using the tie to prepare for Egypt
The ongoing riots around several French cities has forced a change in venue for the friendly between Cameroon and Morocco.
Originally planned for 15 November in Evry, just outside Paris, the match will now be held at the Charlety Stadium, which is within the metropolis.
France imposed emergency measures in 38 suburbs, towns and cities including Paris on Wednesday, as a result of the violence being perpetrated by angry youth across the country.
Police said a wave of riots was waning despite a 13th straight night of firebombs and torched cars.
Dominique de Villepin, France's prime minister, published a decree invoking a 50-year-old law that gives regional government officials the power to impose nightly curfews against the rioters, who are protesting against unemployment and racism.
Cameroon are using the tie to prepare for Egypt
The ongoing riots around several French cities has forced a change in venue for the friendly between Cameroon and Morocco.
Originally planned for 15 November in Evry, just outside Paris, the match will now be held at the Charlety Stadium, which is within the metropolis.
France imposed emergency measures in 38 suburbs, towns and cities including Paris on Wednesday, as a result of the violence being perpetrated by angry youth across the country.
Police said a wave of riots was waning despite a 13th straight night of firebombs and torched cars.
Dominique de Villepin, France's prime minister, published a decree invoking a 50-year-old law that gives regional government officials the power to impose nightly curfews against the rioters, who are protesting against unemployment and racism.
