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‘Champions, Not Just Participants’: Fans Rally Behind Bea Mountain for New Season Glory

MONROVIA—A group of football enthusiasts from Grand Cape Mount County visited the Tusa Sports ground in Gardnersville, Montserrado County to observe Bea Mountain FC’s new players.

The team is preparing for the upcoming 2025/2026 Liberia Football Association (LFA) National League under new head coach Cooper Sannah.

Speaking on behalf of the group, Edward Kiadii, said they are passionate about football and plan to attend every Bea Mountain FC game during the upcoming season. He explained their visit to Tusa Field was to see the team Coach Sannah has assembled.

Kiadii emphasized that the people of Cape Mount want Bea Mountain to be champions, not just participants.

Their goal is for the team to represent Liberia in either the Confederation of African Football (CAF) or WAFU Tournaments.

He believes the team representing Liberia can only happen if Coach Sannah carefully identifies and corrects the team’s mistakes during the Bettomax tournament as they prepare for the national league.

“There are about 10 of us here from Cape Mount to see how prepared the Bea Mountain FC players are for the LFA 2025/2026 national league,” Kiadii said.

“I’ve observed that they are physically fit on the ball, but they need to improve on their passing, shots on target, and finishing touches so they can score more goals. I believe this will lead to positive results for the team.”

Kiadii called on all young football fans from Cape Mount to prepare to cheer on Bea Mountain at every game. He is confident that such support will give the players the motivation they need to deliver the desired results.

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