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.
Minister of Youth and Sports, Hadrammeh Sidibeh has told the parliament that The Gambia Football Federation (GFF) is in talks with world football governing body FIFA for the construction of a new 60,000 capacity stadium for West Coast Region.
Scorpions coach Tom Saintfiet said it was a huge risk for Gambian players who are plying their trades in Europe to participate in this forthcoming African Cup of Nations qualifier following the coronavirus outbreak on the continent.
The Sports Journalists Association of The Gambia (SJAG) joins the world in celebrating the International Sports Journalists Day, celebrated on 2nd July, annually.
Gambian international midfielder, Raymond Mendy has scored his first goal for his Swedish Third Division side, Sandvikens IF during their 2-2 home draw against Taby FK in their week-five fixtures of the Swedish Ettan (Third Division League) played at the Jernvallen stadium on Wednesday.
Clubs in The Gambia are yet to start preparations for the 2020 wet season biggest football jamboree; the ‘nawettan’.
Gambian players residing in Italy are currently preparing themselves fit enough for the restart of the country’s league matches after following the coronavirus break.
Scorpions’ striker, Assan Ceesay, has joined the list of Gambian players to give support as part of the fight against the spread of coronavirus by donating food items to needy families within Banjul.
