A Khalid Boutaib hat-trick put an end to Gabon's World Cup qualifying hopes on Saturday evening.
And, according to Aubameyang, the reason for Gabon's sluggish display was due to half the team suffering with stomach cramps after consuming some dodgy fruit juice.
"Half of the team and the staff unbelievable stomach ache on the day of the match [sic]," the Borussia Dortmund forward tweeted. "That bloody orange juice."
Aubameyang's national team-mate Denis Bouanga backed him up by replying to the tweet, claiming the squad started to feel ill straight after drinking the juice.
Morocco's Mehdi Benatia wasn't buying it, though, and responded on Snapchat to tell the 28-year-old there was nothing wrong with it.
El Capitano a un petit message pour concernant le jus d'orange October 7, 2017
‘Graeme Souness used to line us up vs the English lads at training. We had a proper scrap one day’ Ally McCoist recalls the legendary England vs Scotland training games at Rangers
‘Milan didn’t collapse against Liverpool in Istanbul. We lost focus for six minutes – for the other 114, we played an extraordinary, beautiful game’: AC legend claims they were 'extraordinary' against Reds in 2005 Champions League final
