Coronavirus
outbreak in The Gambia has halted the country’s league competitions after
fifteen matches played in the second division league and fourteen outings
played in the top flight league.
The
country’s football governing body Gambia Football Federation (GFF) has decided
to suspend league games after president Adama Barrow banned public gatherings
following COVID 19-virus outbreak.
Latrikunda
United are currently topping second division league table with 27 points in
fifteen league outings after winning majority of their matches in the league
campaign.
The
Latrikunda based-club will clash to win their remaining matches if league
matches resume after coronavirus outbreak to maintain their hopes of gaining promotion
to the first division league next season.
Real De Banjul are sitting top of the
country’s top flight league standings with 29 points after fourteen games
following their stunning performance in the league season.
The
city boys will skirmish to win their remaining league clashes to keep their
chances of lifting the league title after surrendering league crown to Brikama
United last season.
But
they will face stiff competition from Gambia Armed Forces and Gamtel for this
year’s league title.
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