Monrovia- Ahead of Liberia Lone Star opening World Cup qualifier against Malawi in Monrovia experience Liberian midfielder Marcus Macaulay is confident the Lone Star squad has what it takes to overcome the Flames of Malawi when the two sides lock horns on today Friday November 17 at the Samuel Kanyon Doe Sports Complex in Paynesville City.
By: Christopher C.Walker [email protected] 0777898224/0886723075
The two sides go into Friday’s Clash without a point and will need the maximum point to start their campaign.
Speaking to FrontPage Africa ahead of the match Macculley who plays in Malaysia said the Lone Star will go into the game looking for nothing less than maximum three points against their counterparts from Malawi as they continue to seek their first win at the SKD Sports Complex since it was refurbished from nature grass to artificial turf.
“We have been training hard ahead of this match.
“The last result wasn’t good for us, we play well and at the end we lost.”
But this time we are at home again, which is crucial for Us, the Coach has been working on both defence and scoring goals, which is our lapses and we believe we can pull off a positive result against Malawi.
“Malawi got a good and young team , but we are playing together as a team and can make the difference, the former Monrovia club Breweries FC player told FrontPage Africa Sports desk.
Macauley admitted that the Lone Star will have to be at their best to beat the visitors.
“They will be dangerous in their attack and will do everything to win, but we need to be kind and keep up all of the threats and also beat them”
“This is a very crucial game, we have to win which will set us up in the group.
”we have not had in a very long time together, but we are capable of putting up a good performance against them as we did in recent games” Marcus added:
Macculley, who is on glittering form in the Malaysian premier League will hope to replicate such performance for the Lone Star,.
Meanwhile Coach Ansumana Keita has a full squad to give him the needed result.
GOALKEEPER
Boison Wyenneh
Ashley Williams
Emmanuel Dennah
DEFENDERS
Mark Parbai
Joel Johnson
Arago Jamal
Sampson Dweh
Kemoh Kamara
Mo Sangare
MIDFIELDERS
Oscar Dorley
Nohan Kenneth
Marcus Macaulay
Brem Soumaoro
Devine Teah
Saah Moses
Mohammed Kamara
Daniel Toe
Tonia Tisdell
Albert Korvah
Edward Ledlum
FORWARDS
William Jebor
Kpah Sherman
Abu Kamara
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