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Liberia: LISCR FC Ready To Battle For first ever Champions’ League Group Stage

Liberian Champion LISCR FC are bidding to make history as they take on Bo Rangers FC this afternoon at the Southern Arena in Bo, 4:00pm kicked-off.


By: Christopher C.Walker [email protected]  0777898224/0886723075


The Liberian Champions have set a target of reaching their first group stage of the competition and is  ready to start their fight against the Champions of Mali.

Sam Chebli ’s men face a task as they tackle their Sierra Leonean Counterparts, who are boosted by their  return from the West African Champions Cup in Guinea where they ended as runners-up.

But the Shipping Boys have shown signs of increased maturity during their best-ever run in their league at home last season and will be hoping to go beyond the first round  of the Champions league for the first time.

According to the team coach Sam Chebli they have  learned from their mistakes in the past.

The club have had  some disappointments and  some happiness and learn from those and take something from everything.

“In the last two years, we also beat good teams, and want to do so to reach this year’s group stage, and now we are ready to achieved this historic moment for all the players, and for the club as well,” Chebli said.

The LISCR FC  coach said they  will go into the match with all their  strength and  lot of concentration and everything  to win the  match because its something that would leave its mark in the life of every player and LISCR FC fan.

The Liberian side will be without goalkeeper and striker Tommy  Songo  and Ismeal Dumbuya for such crucial match.

But coach Chebi has confirmed that the keeper   will  and striker will not be missed because of   potential replacement.

 “I am not focus on absence players or injuries concern at all, I am focused on winning.” He said.

Meanwhile the Shipping boys departed Liberia  on Thursday morning and arrived in  Bo Sierra Leone to honour their CAF Champions League clash.

The Shipping Boys departed Monrovia with a 39-man delegation for Bo City, Sierra Leone via road to honor the 2023-24 CAF Champions League preliminary round first leg against Bo Rangers at the Southern Arena.

The delegation  include 23 players, 9 technical staff and five administrative staff, is headed by LFA Executive Committee member Cyrus Yeanay.

The Shipping Boys will play Bo Rangers on Saturday, August 19 at the Southern Arena. The return leg will be played on Sunday, August 27 at the SKD Sports Stadium in Paynesville, Liberia.

List of Delegations:

1. CYRUS YEANAY – Head Of Delegation, LFA

2. ABRAHAM SANOR – Advanced Team Head, LISCR FC

3. SWEN G. BEDELL – Secretary General

4. SAMUEL CHEBLI – Head Coach

5. CHRISTOPHER WREH – Deputy Coach

6. EMMANUEL TARPEH – Trainer

7.  JERRY BING – Goalkeeping Coach

8. ZAYZAY KOLLIE – Administrative Manager

9. HASSAN GEORGE – Kit Manager

10. FRANCIS KONNEH – Deputy Kit Manager

11. BOAKAI KAMARA – Team Doctor

12. JAMES MULBAH – Utility

13. ORLANDO .J NYANTI – Doctor

14. EMMANUEL SMITH – Masseur

15. ALHAJI SACCOH – Driver

16.  ANTHONY KAMAH FLOMO – Driver

17. ASHLEY WILLIAMS -Player

18. JUANITO SAYEH -Player

19. JAMES WILLIAMS -Player

20. DARIUS DOE KAH -Player

21. SABASTIN TECLAR -Player

22. JOB GAYE BLOE -Player

23. PRINCE BONO -Player

24. JOHN MOMO -Player

25. MICHAEL TEMEH -Player

26.  SANTIGIE KOROMA -Player

27.  ABEL KASSAWAH -Player

28. AHMED KAMARA -Player

29. BENJAMIN DOE -Player

30. MALIKI KROMAH -Player

31. CHRISTOPHER JACKSON -Player

32.  SHEKU SHERIFF -Player

33. ALBERT KARLON -Player

34. FALLAH JOHNSON -Player

35. DANIEL TOE -Player

36. ALIMAMY KAMARA -Player

37. CHRISTOPHER SERGBEH -Player

38.MARK KARLAY -Player

39. ABASS SESAY -Player

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