Jeshwang United recorded the highest number of victories in the Women’s Second Tier after defeating Young Icons 2-0 during a game played at the Kiti Football Field on Saturday.
The loss was Young Icons’ eleventh defeat of the league.
The victory maintained Jeshwang United at the top of the league standing with 28 points after they drew one game and suffered two defeats after 12 games, while the defeat dropped Young Icons to rock bottom (10th) position with 3 points after eleven defeats, one win and zero draw in 12 matches.
Koita FC beat Lower Niumi 2-1 during the late encounter played at Kiti Field on Saturday.
Koita FC collected their 8th victory of the league, while The North Region-based team, Lower Niumi suffered their fifth defeat of the season.
Koita FC, who also collected three draws and one defeat after 12 matches, occupy 2nd position with 27 points, while Lower Nuimi who gathered five wins and two draws sit 4th position with 17 points.
Earlier on Friday, Future BI beat Foni Girls 3-1 in a game played at Kiti Football Field.
Future BI now collected their 7th win of the season, while Foni Girls suffered their 9th loss of the league.
Future Bi, who registered two draws and suffered three defeats after 12 matches moved to 3rd position with 23 points, while West Coast Region-based team, Foni Girls collected one win and two draws. They occupy 9th position with 5 points after 12 matches.
Prisons FC beat Greater Tomorrow 1-0 during a game played at the same football ground.
The win earned Prisons FC their sixth victory of the season, while Greater Tomorrow suffered their 5th defeat of the season.
The victory moved Prisons FC to 4th position with 20 points, while Greater Tomorrow occupy 6th position with 15 points.
Kintehs played a 3-3 draw against Raptim FC.
Kintehs FC now recorded their 6th draws of the league, while Tallinding-based team Raptim FC registered their 7th draw of the season.
The draw sent Kintehs FC to 7th position with 15 points, two points ahead of Raptim FC who occupy 8th position with 13 points.
Tallinding United on Monday defeated Red Hawks 3-1 in their week-15 match played at the Real de Banjul Football Field to secure second-place in the 2021-2022 Gambia Football Federation (GFF) Division Two League.
Scorpions and Salford City full back Ibou Touray was on Monday declared winner of The Pitching In North West Football Award League Two player of the season.
The 2020-2021 Gambia Football Federation (GFF) Division Two League is set to produce stirring and electrifying fixtures today, Friday across venues in the country.
A Dutch football promoter who is currently supporting Kids With Talent (KWT) football academy in Kuloro in the Kombo East has said that he was looking forward to the possibility of scouting players from rural Gambia to play for teams in Holland.
