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<div>The disappointment is still present but that does not prevent the Congolese from going for a bronze medal on Saturday during the classification match against South Africa at the F&eacute;lix Houphou&euml;t Boigny stadium in Abidjan.</div>

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<div>Homecoming in perspective for the Congolese coach who returns to the F&eacute;lix Houphou&euml;t Boigny stadium: &ldquo;My most beautiful memory in this enclosure is the semi-final against l&#39;Africa that we won with ASEC Mimosas, during the Coupe de C&ocirc;te d&#39;Ivoire, about ten years ago . I won&rsquo;t hide it from you, I can&rsquo;t wait to be there and see the improved renovations,&rdquo; said the French tactician.</div>

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<div>For S&eacute;bastien Desabre, this small final will also be an opportunity to leave the competition favorably: &ldquo;We have to leave on a positive note. We have come a long way, we have shown good things and we do not want a grain of sand to derail the machine. We will give everything to bring this medal home and present it to the Congolese people who are passionate about football.</div>

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<div>At a pre-match press conference, S&eacute;bastien Desabre wanted to take stock: &ldquo;We still have room for improvement to make. The results will be positive and we will do everything in place to improve this national team for the years to come.&rdquo;</div>

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<div>Before closing this book full of memories of CAN, S&eacute;bastien Desabre wanted to thank all the Congolese for their support: &ldquo;The Congolese were great with us. From the bottom of my heart, I want to say thank you for everything,&rdquo; concludes Desabre.</div>
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