Last week we visited the capital Malabo to see what state Soccer was in. With the sports minister in the crowd, we organised a tournament in the tough neighbourhood of Los Angeles. And judging by the kids' reactions it was a big hit. This week, we return to the Football stadium - as it also doubles up as the home of Athletics in Equatorial Guinea. Without a proper running track the country's top athletes are forced to share the facilities with footballers and groundsmen alike.
Enthusiasm obviously plays a big part in sport here.
Despite the lack of any sort of track, some of the country's athletes have made it to the Olympics. Eighteen year old Mari Paz Mosanga Motanga competed in the 100 metres in Sydney last year. Her time of 12.91 seconds was not enough to get her past the first round. But that's hardly surprising coming from a country with an economy that's largely stagnant, where even the most basic requirements are beyond the sports authorities. Other sports such as football have sponsors who cover these things and so the players are properly looked after when they've finished competing.