by FSL News | 5 Feb, 2021 | International, National Sport News Sierra Leone, Sport News
- Mighty Blackpool Football Club is proud to launch an all-new website.
- As part of their rebranding and restructuring, Sierra Leone’s most decorated club, Mighty Blackpool has been able to deliver a website that will provide a consistent and official stream for information to their fans worldwide.
Due to their enormous fan base at home and abroad, the plethora of WhatsApp groups, and social media pages made a lot of information oftentimes unreliable.
The Tis Tas Boys are keen to adopt many fan services on-line as quickly as possible. At the moment, their different membership platforms are available for sale on their website.
They are working to make membership purchase seamlessly available for those based in the diaspora very shortly, where the credit, debit cards and cryptocurrency will be accepted for payment.
The club is also working to have jerseys and other memorabilia available for purchase through the website.
Mighty Blackpool was until late last year, embroiled by infighting which affected the performances on the pitch and even had the team at the bottom of the table midway through the last season.
However, after the previous administration stepped down and dissolved, a good run of games ensured they were able to get into safety.
By MBFC PRO Ibrahim Sahid Sankoh
by FSL News | 5 Feb, 2021 | Players Abroad News, Sport News, Video & News
- Sierra Leone International Mustapha Bundu made his first FC Copenhagen appearance as a substitute in their win over AaB at the Aalborg Portland Park on Wednesday.
Rasmus Falk scored the all-important winner in the 79th-minute assisted by Jonas Wind as they came from behind twice to win 3-2.
Bundu, 23, who subbed on in the 46th minute to replace Pep Biel was impressive on his debut and has received a laudable reception after the game.
The win means Copenhagen standing sixth on the 3F Superliga table as travel to Hornes on Sunday.
AAB Goals – Rasmus Thelander (10 “) , Marcus Hannebo (39”)
FC COPENHAGEN Goals – Karlo Bartolec (53 “), Jens Stage (58 “), Rasmus Falk (79 “)
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by FSL News | 5 Feb, 2021 | Players Abroad News, Sport News
Attacking midfielder Kwame Quee has admitted his delight after signing a new one-year contract with Víkingur Reykjavík In Iceland.
The Sierra Leone International confirmed the news of his new deal with the club through his Instagram account.
“The long wait is over. I finally penned a one year contract with Vikingur Reyjkavik, forever committed to the game I love most,” he posted on his official Instagram account.
Kwame, 24, has had spells with Doutcher United, where he started his career, Sierra Rangers, Papa jack FC before joining FC Johansen in 2009. In Iceland with Víkingur Ólafsvík, Breiðablik and Víkingur Reykjavik.
He played ten league games with Breiðablik last season before he was sent on loan to Reykjavik, where he featured in six games.
The former FC Johansen player won the 2019 Icelandic Cup played on 14 September at Laugardalsvöllur with Víkingur Reykjavik while on the first spell at the club on loan.
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by FSL News | 4 Feb, 2021 | African News, Sport News
This comes after the sides triumphed in the two semi-final matches played on Wednesday in the tournament exclusively designed for home-based players.
The Eagles of Mali sealed their final spot after winning 5-4 in a penalty shootout to eliminate their neighbours’ Guinea at the tournament hosted by Cameroon.
Morocco, on the other hand, hammered hosts Cameroon 4-0 at the Limbe Stadium to maintain their defensive credential in the match in Yaounde.
The result ensured that Morocco will meet Mali in the final at the Ahmadou Ahidjo Stadium in Yaounde on Sunday as they chase their second title in the competition.
The Eagles will be hunting for their first CHAN title having reached the final of the 2016 edition.
Guinea will play Cameroon in the third-place playoff at the Reunification Stadium in Douala on Saturday.
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by FSL News | 3 Feb, 2021 | International, National Sport News Sierra Leone, Sport News
- Sierra stars will open their qualifying campaign on Friday, February 5, 2021, at the Stade Lat Dior in Thies against Guinea Bissau before taking on Mali two days later.
- Sierra Leone national U-17 side, Sierra Stars will join five other nations, namely Gambia, Guinea Bissau, Guinea, hosts Senegal, and Mauritania in the Senegalese city of Thies from February 5-13 for the West Africa Football Union competition designed for countries in Zone-A.
- This six-nation will battle for only two spots to represent the region in the 2021 Africa U-17 Cup of Nations tournament organized by the Confederation of African Football, CAF to be hosted in Morocco this year.
It will be the first edition in Africa U-17 Cup of Nations to have expanded to 12 teams instead of eight.
Head coach Raymond Lewis is self-assured to continue his unbeaten run with Sierra Stars since he was appointed last August.
“I’m very familiar with my boys, and I trust them enough to outshine our opponents in the qualifiers, from training they have proven to fit and ready for the task ahead.”
“No disrespect to our opponents in the group; Guinea Bissau and Mali, they are both formidable sides with vast experience but let me assure all that the time is now for our boys to shine. We will make it to the top two teams of the qualifiers and advance to represent our nation well in the Nations Cup,” an excited Lewis remarked.
Across all levels, Sierra Stars remain the only Sierra Leone side to have participated in a FIFA competition after their impressive performance in the 2003 U-17 African qualifiers hosted in Swaziland and qualified for the World cup finals in Finland alongside Nigeria and Cameroon under the guidance of former Sierra Leone International Musa Kallon.
WAFU U-17 moved from S/Leone to Senegal amid Covid-19
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