The clubs are currently preparing themselves fit for the country’s first and second division league competitions set to begin next month.
Reigning league champions Fortune FC will combat to retain their league crown.
Heavy-weights such as Wallidan, Real de Banjul, Gambia Armed Forces and Brikama United will all vie to snatch the 2021-2022 division one league title.
The quartets surrendered the country’s elite league title to Fortune FC last season.
Newly-promoted sides Falcons, Samger, Steve Biko and Team Rihno will all scuffle to stay in the top-flight league for another season.
Relegated sides Tallinding United and B.K Milan will both affray to regained promotion to the first division league next season.
The duo were demoted to the second division league following their woeful performance in the country’s elite league last season.
Nyaha Jairinyu of Club Mara needed less than two minutes to wrestle down Komie Junior of Club Serekunda Mbolo in the grand combat of the event organised by Dorlel Lamba Promotion at the Sanchaba Lower Basic School's Ground on Sunday 8th May 2022.
The Gambia Government on Tuesday hosted a state dinner in honour of the country’s senior national team to celebrate their historic qualification to the African Cup of Nations for the first time in their history.
Wallidan FC are eyeing to recover in the ongoing Gambia Football Federation (GFF) Division One League when they rub shoulders with Waa Banjul in their week twenty-four clash today, Friday at the Independence Stadium in Bakau at 8 p.m.
Gambian midfielder Modou Secka Barrow has been voted as the South Korean top flight’s Player of the Month for September 2022.
