Monrovia – Liberian amputee footballers Jerome Togbah and Darlington Vangalove Sebeh played a pivotal role in Bursa Amputee FC’s thrilling 3-2 victory over FC Sancaktepe in the Turkish Amputee Second League on Sunday.
Defender Jerome Togbah opened the scoring for Bursa early in the match, converting a well-placed through pass from fellow Liberian Darlington Sebeh inside the 18-yard box. The goal marked Togbah’s second of the season in what has been an impressive run of form for the former Liberia Amputee national team player.
Turkish-born Hamza added two more goals for Bursa to complete the scoring, securing a crucial away win in a tightly contested five-goal encounter.
Sebeh, meanwhile, continued to shine in midfield, delivering all three assists in the match. His consistent playmaking and creativity have quickly made him a fan favorite at the club.
The result lifts Bursa Amputee FC to third place on the Turkish Amputee Second League table, with 12 points from eight matches.
Togbah has made eight appearances this season and has scored twice, further solidifying his reputation as a reliable and impactful defender for the Turkish side.
Both players have been praised for their teamwork, dedication, and for showcasing the growing talent of Liberian amputee athletes on the international stage.
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