Kebbeh stated that he was content with the performance and comportment of his team compared to their first league game.
He said he lose seven prominent players who are starters for his side, adding that it was his responsibility to replace them.
He further said that the replacements were good but was quick to add that it will take time before they can see the effect. Kebbeh said his team was not fuller raining because they were not sure the league will commence in February 2021.
He added that their level of preparation and preparedness for the league season was so limited and resulted to their poor start to the league campaign.
The Gambia U-20 team yesterday slipped to The Gambia Football Federation (GFF) Division One League leaders, Fortune FC 1-nil in a friendly match played at the National Technical Training Centre in Old Yundum.
The impact of Covid-19 on Women Footballers in Division One of the Gambian league has been severe.
Greater Tomorrow Football Academy on Tuesday stunned B4U Kiang West 1-0 in their week-16 fixture played at the Late Ousman Saho Football Field to clasp second-place in the 2021-2022 Gambia Football Federation (GFF) Division Two League.
The Gambia women national team; the women Scorpions yesterday, Wednesday camped at the Football Hotel at Old Yundum ahead of their 2021 Africa Women’s Cup of Nation (AWCON) qualifiers away to Sierra Leone.
