Sports

By Mohamed Jaward Nyallay

The ‘Treasurer’ of the Western Area Football Association (WAFA), Augustine Kambo has told Politico that his suspension from the executive of regional association is illegal. Kambo was suspended by the executive last week for what WAFA described as ‘insubordination’.

By Mohamed Jaward Nyallay

Last week, some members of the Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) wrote a letter. The letter which was signed by Idrissa ‘Margo’ Tarawally highlighted series of points against the Isha Johansen led Executive Committee of the FA, chief among which is the delay in renewing her mandate as President.

That letter ended what looked like a truce in the ongoing wrangling among ‘football stakeholders’ in the country, the FA included. And if you are just joining us, here is a recap of where we have been before now.

By Mohamed Jaward Nyallay

Four teams are bracing up for the first edition of Rangers Cup in Bo. The competition which will be organized by Bo Rangers will feature three other premier league clubs; Kamboi Eagles, Diamond Stars and FC Kallon.

By Mohamed Jaward Nyallay

Sierra Leone is set to face Mali in the Quarterfinals of the ongoing WAFU Cup of Nations. The two teams will play on Thursday at Stade La Dior in Thies, Senegal.

Sierra Leone and Mali are facing each other in the cup competition, whiles their defeated opponents will now play for the plate competition.

On Sunday, Sierra Leone defeated Liberia 1-0 through a Suffian Kalokoh goal. However, the game had to be completed on Monday afternoon following a power outage that saw the postponement of the match on Sunday evening.

By Mohamed Jaward Nyallay

East End Tigers have set Le.130 million as the price tag for their star striker, Baimba Sesay. The striker who scored 12 goals last season is one of the most coveted strikers in the Sierra Leone Premier League. 

“We have decided to let Baimba go for the right price,” Secretary General of the club, Junisa Tony Kallon told Politico.

By Hajaratu Kalokoh

Air Cote d’Ivoire is set to resume flight to Sierra Leone, after about a year of absence due to a disagreement over a court verdict on a suit brought against it by an aggrieved passenger.

The first flight of the airline is scheduled to land at the Freetown International Airport in Lungi on Tuesday, October 1, 2019.

The airline stopped flying to Freetown in January 2018, shortly after losing a bitter court battle that left it parted with US$11,000 as compensation to the aggrieved passenger.

By Mohamed Jaward Nyallay

The Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) will be back in court on Friday to defend their decision to hold a playoff exclusively for the Northern region to fill two new Premier League spots.