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Sierra Leone’s Premier League to focus on technology and innovation

By Mohamed Jaward Nyallay

The new Premier League Board has laid out a grand plan on how it will run the 2019/2020 Sierra Leone Premier League. The chairman of the board, Allieu Vandi Koroma said much of their plan was focused on technology and innovation.  

Koroma outlined the plan at a press conference on Saturday which marked the official launch of the new season.

Four female referees for Sierra Leone's Premier League 2019/20

By Mohamed Jaward Nyallay

Referees Coordinator, Mohamed Gwen Freeman, has said they have trained four female referees who would officiate Sierra Leone Premier League matches for the first time in the league’s history.

Freeman made the announcement during the launch of the league on Saturday at the Radisson Blu Mammy Yoko Hotel in Freetown.

Sierra Leone league champions - East End Lions - seek Le 5 billion for new season

By Mohamed Jaward Nyallay

Chairman of East End Lions Football Club, Anthony Navo Jnr. has announced that the club aims to raise Le5billion to spend for the forthcoming Sierra Leone Premier League Season.

Navo made the announcement on Thursday at the club’s headquarters in Freetown. It comes just days away from the start of the new season.

“This season we will double our budget and raise more money. We have budgeted Le5billion for the club. We have already raised 30% of this amount,” he said during the press conference.

Sierra Leone drops to 118th in FIFA world rankings

By Mohamed Jaward Nyallay

Sierra Leone has dropped one place down from 117th to 118th in the latest FIFA world rankings.

Sierra Leone played two games in November, both were part of the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers; it drew one and lost the other. Sierra Leone drew 1-1 in Freetown against Lesotho and lost 1-0 away to Benin. Dropping 4 points in the process.

Sierra Leone U-20 brace up for decider in WAFU tourney

By Mohamed Jaward Nyallay

The Sierra Leone U-20 national team, Shooting Stars are bracing up to face Guinea this evening in the WAFU U-20 Championship.

Shooting Stars put in a stellar performance on Tuesday evening against Mauritania to come from a goal down and blew away their opponents 3-1 by the end the second half.

Bo Rangers striker, Suffian Kalokoh led the team to the win with his second half hattrick. He is already the top goal scorer in this tournament, with four goals in two games.

SLFA insists on holding three congresses despite criticisms

By Mohamed Jaward Nyallay

The Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) has said they will go ahead with plans to hold three separate congresses despite criticisms from some members of its members.

“FIFA has set the road map and we have an obligation to go strictly by that, we cannot boycott that and do something else. It will be like disregarding what is in the road map. So we have no option but by all means to hold all the congresses,” Head of Media at the SLFA, Ibrahim Kamara, told Politico in an interview on Tuesday.

Sierra Leone defeat Mauritania 3-1

By Mohamed Jaward Nyallay

On Tuesday evening, Bo Rangers striker Suffian Kalokoh came from the bench to take the game by the scruff of its neck by scoring a hattrick to beat Mauritania 3-1.

The U-20 national team, Shooting Stars were playing their second game in the ongoing WAFU U-20 Championship in Guinea.

Shooting Stars lost 4-1 to Senegal in their opening game of the tournament over the weekend.

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