The country’s football governing body GFF stopped first and second division league competitions due to COVID-19 outbreak in The Gambia last month.
Real De Banjul were occupying top spot in the top tier standings with 29 points after fourteen league outings.
The city boys will defy to win their remaining league matches when league games resume after coronavirus outburst to maintain their chances of lifting the league trophy.
Gambia Armed Forces were sitting second-place in the league table with 23 points in fourteen league matches prior to COVID-19 outbreak in the country.
The Soldiers will fray to win their remaining league outings when matches resume immediately after COVID-19 outbreak to increase their hopes of winning the league title.
Gamtel were occupying third-spot in the league standings with 22 points in fourteen league ties; the telecommunication giants will affray to win their remaining league outings when league matches return after COVID-19 epidemic to claim the league crown.
By Lamin Darboe
Real De Banjul, Gambia Armed Forces and Gamtel are eager for the resumption of the 2019-2020 Gambia Football Federation (GFF) division league matches after coronavirus outbreak.
The country’s football governing body GFF stopped first and second division league competitions due to COVID-19 outbreak in The Gambia last month.
Real De Banjul were occupying top spot in the top tier standings with 29 points after fourteen league outings.
The city boys will defy to win their remaining league matches when league games resume after coronavirus outburst to maintain their chances of lifting the league trophy.
Gambia Armed Forces were sitting second-place in the league table with 23 points in fourteen league matches prior to COVID-19 outbreak in the country.
The Soldiers will fray to win their remaining league outings when matches resume immediately after COVID-19 outbreak to increase their hopes of winning the league title.
Gamtel were occupying third-spot in the league standings with 22 points in fourteen league ties; the telecommunication giants will affray to win their remaining league outings when league matches return after COVID-19 epidemic to claim the league crown.
The Young Scorpions of The Gambia will play Ghana in the ongoing Africa Cup of Nation U-20 semi-finals today, Monday at the Stade Olympique in Mauritania’s capital Nouakchott at 4pm.
The Gambia U-20 team will entertain Tunisia in the third and fourth place play-off encounter of the 2021 Africa U-20 Youth Championship on Friday 6 March 2021, at the Stade Olympiqiue in Nouakchott at 8 p.m.
The Minister of Youth and Sports Mr. Bakary Y. Badjie on Sunday shared messages of motivation with the Young Scorpions.
Gambian league clubs are set to start pre-season training as the new league draws nearer.
The 2020-2021 Division One and Two League competitions is expected to get underway in December 2020 after covid-19 stopped the 2019-2020 league season.
