Author: Christopher C. Walker

Monrovia – Ahead of Liberia’s Nations Cup preliminary match with Chad in the African Cup of Nations’ preliminary round, Sylvanus Nimely, has backed himself to win his fight for a place within the national team’s starting line-up.

Monrovia – Liberia’s Amputee football national team head coach, Victor Benson, is confident of a win in his team’s first game against Sierra Leone in the Amputee African Nations Cup that is taking place in Benguela, Angola.

Monrovia – Liberia has been selected to host the eleventh (11th) Annual National Commissions on Small Arms (NATCOM) meeting of the ECOWAS 15 Member States.

Monrovia – Sekou Jabateh Oliseh has not played competitive football since 2016 following his knee injury. 

Monrovia – Sammy Gray Gboguy, president of the Music Union of Liberia (MULIB), says he supports the US$30,000 given to Edwin D. Tweh alias D12 because the union has always wished for Liberian musicians to be paid a hefty amount.

Monrovia – The Federation of International Football Associations (FIFA) has opened disciplinary investigation into threats and mistreatment of Liberia national football team players and fans in Freetown by host Sierra Leonean fans.

Monrovia – The 2019 Liberia Football Association’s “Who Owns the Land” tournament will officially kickoff Saturday, September 14.

Freetown, Sierra Leone – Disappointing and heartbreaking fans of the Leone Stars of Sierra Leone vented their anger on jubilant Liberians following their nation’s national football team’s qualification over their Sierra Leonean counterparts.

Freetown, Sierra Leone – The second leg tie between Sierra Leone and Liberia is set to still go ahead at 16:30 GMT (4:30 local time) despite a request for postponement from the visitors. The football match is the Qatar 2022 World Cup qualifier second leg. Liberia won the first leg in Monrovia 3:1 on Wednesday, September 4 and the returned leg is scheduled for today, Sunday, September 8. But on Saturday, September 7, the Liberian players were attacked by angry Sierra Leonean fans at the Siaka Steven Stadium in Freetown, Sierra Leone. The Liberia Football Association (LFA) wrote football’s…

Freetown, Sierra Leone – The Football of International Football Association (FIFA) has mandated host Sierra Leone to write a letter guaranteeing the safety of the Liberian national football team players and fans before the return leg can go ahead later this evening. FIFA’s mandate is as a result of attack on the Liberian players on Saturday during their training section causing the team not to train on the match venue. On Saturday, the team was physically attacked by angry Sierra Leonean fans and this has created serious fear for the lives of the away team and their fans. After the…