The Red Devils groomed players such as Musa Barrow, Paul Jatta, Modou Jagne, Mamadi Touray, Saul Faye, Dodou Loum, Momodou Manneh alias Jabo, Ansu Fatty, Seyfo Solley, Alieu Jagne, Pierre Gomez, Kabba Sambou, Lamin Chatty and Musa Bangura for the country’s various national teams.
They won several league and FF cup titles and were demoted to the Second Division once in their history following their dismal performance in the top flight league.
Meanwhile, Hawks Football Club has participated in the CAF Champions League and Confederations cup in previous years.
The Red Devils were occupying mid-table in the country’s premier tier standings with 20 points before the coronavirus outbreak stopped the league.
Week eight fixture of The Gambia Football Federation (GFF) First Division League has seen Fortune FC continue their fine form as they maintained their position at the top of the table following their 1-0 win over Banjul United at Basori on Friday.
The Gambia Football Federation (GFF) on Saturday held a gala dinner in honour of The Gambia U-20 team following their third-place finish at the African Cup of Nations in Mauritania.
The Minister of Youth and Sports, Bakary Y. Badjie has assured government’s commitment to issues of youth as well as his readiness to continue to make sports development a national priority by creating the enabling policy environment, development and funding initiatives that will reduce challenges young people face and advance our great country.
The Gambia U-20 team arrived at the Mauritanian capital Nouakchott on Tuesday ahead of their 2021 Africa U-20 Youth Championship quarter-final encounter with Central Africa Republic on Friday 26 February 2021 at the Stade Olympique at 7 p.m.
