Gambia
Armed Forces are nervous to beat current league leaders Real De Banjul to close
gap on city boys in the 2016-2017 Gambia Football Federation domestic division
one league.
The
Soldiers will host City boys in the week-ten fixtures tomorrow, Saturday 28
January 2016, at the Serrekunda East Mini Stadium.
Gambia
Armed Forces are second in the top flight with 14 points in seven league
matches four points behind Real De Banjul, who are leading the top flight with
18 points in seven league outing, and need to beat the city boys to close gap
on them to just one point.
Real
De Banjul are four ahead of Gambia Armed Forces in the top flight and are
anxious to defeat the soldiers to rejuvenate their lead to seven points.
Hawks
will play against Samger at the Independence Stadium in Bakau. Hawks are fifth
in the league with 11 points in seven league matches and will be vying to beat
Samger to bounce back after losing to current league leaders Real De Banjul in
their previous fixtures.
Samger
are mid-table with 8 points in seven league matches and need a win to improve
their position in the league.
Elsewhere,
the 2016 FF Cup champions Brikama United will welcome the newly-promoted side
Tallinding United at the Brikama Box Bar Mini Stadium on the same day.
Brikama
United are mid-table with 9 points in seven league matches nine points behind
league leaders Real De Banjul, and will hope to wallop Tallinding United to
maintain their league title ambitions alive.
Tallinding
United are sixth in the league with10 points in seven league matches, and will
battle to beat Brikama United to increase their chances of staying in the top
flight for another season and avoid relegation to the second tier.
On
Sunday 29 January 2017, bottom-place Bombada will clash with struggling Bakau
giant killers Steve Biko at the Brikama Box Bar Mini Stadium.
Both
sides will be fighting to beat each other to improve their position in the
league after their recent slump in the top flight.
Struggling
Gamtel will meet high-flying Marimoo at the Serrekunda East Mini Stadium.
The
telecommunication giants are struggling second place from bottom in the top
flight with only 5 points in seven league matches. They will endeavour to
trounce Marimo to move away from the danger zone.
Marimoo
are third in the top flight with 13 points five points behind current league
leaders Real De Banjul and one point behind second-spot Gambia Armed Forces.
They will try to humble Gamtel to mount pressure on teams above them in the
summit.
Elsewhere,
current league leaders Gambia Ports Authority will take on Serrekunda United at
the Banjul KG5 Mini Stadium on the same day.
Gambia
Ports Authority are fourth in the top flight with 12 points in seven league
matches, and will scuffle to beat Serrekunda United and hope current league
leaders Real De Banjul slip to Gambia Armed Forces to close the gap.
Serrekunda
United are two places above relegation zone in the top flight with 6 points in
seven league matches.
They
will be targeting to defeat Gambia Ports Authority to bounce back in the league
after losing to bottom-place Bombada 3-2 in their previous fixtures.
