“After due consultation with the GFF affiliate clubs and following the extension of the State of Public emergency by the President of the republic, the executive committee of The Gambia Football Federation has taken the decision to declare the National League null and void with no winners, no promotions and relegations,” the GFF states in a statement.
The GFF further said that it will allow the current number one and number two positions of the First Division League to represent The Gambia in CAF Club Championship and CAF Confederation’s Cup respectively.
The GFF said it will provide financial support to clubs from the covid-19 relief funds, adding that urgent and necessary steps will be taken to improve the condition of football fields.
The GFF expressed gratitude to management of all clubs for their cooperation and understanding during these difficult times in our football.
The Gambia has recruited a total of 32 Under-15 players from academies and regions across the country to participate in the international youth football tournament in Oslo, Norway.
The Gambia Badminton Association on Sunday concluded a 3-day training seminar at Yuna village. The association is set to hold another seminar from 4th – 6th March 2022 at Kunkujang Mariama following the successful organisation of the first training.
Bubacarr ‘Steve’ Trawally on Monday inspired his Emirati side Ajman to a 3-3 draw against AL Sharjah during a game played at Sharjah Stadium. The draw ensured Ajman booked a place into the quarterfinals of the Etisalat Cup.
England youth international Cody Drameh has been named in Gambia’s provisional 40-man squad for next month’s training camp and friendlies in the southern Portuguese city of Algarve.
