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The defending champions of the Sierra Leone Premier League, Bo Rangers, seem to be on the cusp of history.  

With 20 matches played, they have not lost a single match, and have won 14, scored 27 goals and conceded only eight, with 13 clean sheets. Their players have won 12 Man of The Match awards.

If they manage to avoid defeat in their remaining 14 matches of the season, they will be one of very few clubs – and the first since EE Lions in 2019 – to go a whole season unbeaten.

By Mohamed Berray

By Alpha Abu

Babadi Kamara is already a household name in sporting circles in Sierra Leone. His intervention in football in particular has somewhat given the game more meaning here, having brought class and foresight into it by embarking on ambitious projects more than any present day football stakeholder in the country.

The first-ever female Premier League to be hosted in Sierra Leone just ended with the Mogbewemo Queens taking the trophy to the far South of Sierra Leone. To get an insight into the entire process leading to the championship, the Premiere League Board Chairperson, Mrs. Asmaa James sat with our Editor Mabinty Magdalene Kamara.

Politico: The first-ever female premier league that just ended how was it like?

By Chernor Alimamy Kamara

The General- Secretary of the Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA), Chris Kamara has criticised the Chairman of the Premier League Board (PLB), Lawyer Alieu Vandi for imposing what he referred to as illegal sanctions and defamatory remarks against him.

By Chernor Alimamy Kmara

The Union of Premier League Clubs in Sierra Leone (UPLC-SL) has urged the Secretary General of the Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA), Chris Kamara to adhere to the prescribed sanctions levied on him and within the stipulated time frame.

This came after the Premier League Disciplinary and Protest Committee imposed a fine against him for attacking and insulting the center referee in the match between FC Johansen and Bo Rangers on the 25^th February, 2023.

By Alpha Abu

The maiden Women’s Football Premier League has ended with Mogbwemo Queens as winners.

Reacting to the success of the club, its owner Emmanuel  Sahr Tondoneh Esq. said it was one of happiness, amazement and extreme pride for the young women whom he said “have shown resilience, tenacity and determination that it is not impossible, and have swam against the tide”.

Tondoneh told Politico on Saturday that collectively as management they were delighted that their diverse investment in the team did not go in vain.