Gambia women national team resumes training
Dec 14, 2021, 1:23 PM
The Gambia women national team on Monday 13th December 2022 resumed training at the National Technical Training Centre in Old Yundum.
The 26-year-old goal-poacher registered both goals for FC Zurich against his former club (Chiasso) in the 40th and 76th minutes. The goals turned out to be a consolation for his side as they lost narrowly.
Sofian Bahloul also scored a brace for Chiasso in the 17th and 88th minutes respectively with Mark Sifneos also registering his name on the score sheet for the winning side in the 35th minute.
Ceesay who was sent out on loan to VFL Osnabruck in the Bundesliga 2 has now scored three goals for the Swiss top flight club since returning.
The Banjul-born player last season scored a single goal in 11 games for the German second division side.
Assan Ceesay and FC Zurich will open their Swiss Super League season with an away trip to Young Boys on Saturday, with current in-form Gambian striker expected to start at front for FC Zurich.
Assan Ceesay was loaned to FC Chiasso during the 2017-2018 season and scored 8 goals in 31 appearances for the club.
The Gambia women national team on Monday 13th December 2022 resumed training at the National Technical Training Centre in Old Yundum.
Tujereng Sports Committee (TSC) is inviting teams to a meeting on Saturday 22 May 2021 at the CCF Hall at 5 p.m., as the 2021 ‘nawetan’ season edges closer.
Wallidan FC will tomorrow, Saturday, 30th June 2022 square off Gunjur United in the semifinals of the 2022 Gambia Football Federation (GFF) FF Cup competition at the Independence Stadium in Bakau at 4.30pm.
The coronavirus pandemic has left no stone unturned and The Gambia National Paralympics Committee (GNPC) and persons with disability are no exceptions.