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Liberia: Sinoe, Nimba, Secure Wins in County Meet Opener as Lofa Force Gbarpolu to Draw  

Nimba County showcased resilience, coming from behind to defeat Grand Cape Mount County 2-1, marking a strong start to their campaign.

Sinoe County kicked off their National County Sports Meet (NCSM) campaign with an impressive 2-0 victory over Rivercess County at the James E. Greene Sports Stadium in Greenville. Patrick Duah opened the scoring in the 10th minute with a composed finish, while Lewis Slewoin sealed the win in the 80th minute, delighting the home crowd and leaving Rivercess fans disheartened.

Lofa and Gbarpolu Share the Spoils
In a closely contested match, Lofa County and Gbarpolu County played to a 1-1 draw. Abraham Kawah gave Gbarpolu the lead just before halftime, but James Tarpeh’s 75th-minute equalizer ensured the teams split the points.

Bong Triumphs Over Grand Bassa
Daniel Nymah’s second-half goal secured a 1-0 win for Bong County against Grand Bassa. After having an earlier effort ruled offside, Nymah found the net with a brilliant strike to earn his side a hard-fought victory.

Nimba County Overcomes Grand Cape Mount
In Group D, Nimba County showcased resilience, coming from behind to defeat Grand Cape Mount County 2-1, marking a strong start to their campaign.

Grand Gedeh Shines in Group B
Host Grand Gedeh County edged out Grand Kru County 2-1 in a spirited match, bolstering their confidence for the tournament ahead. Meanwhile, Montserrado County was held to a 1-1 draw against Margibi County in a tightly contested opener.

The National County Sports Meet continues to deliver excitement as teams battle for supremacy in Liberia’s premier sports tournament.

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