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Red scorpions, GPF triumphant run continue in Womenโ€™s League One

Jun 3, 2021, 1:10 PM 2 min read
Red scorpions, GPF triumphant run continue in Womenโ€™s League One

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ย Red Scorpions and The Gambia Police Force unbeaten run continued in the ongoing Gambia Womenโ€™s division one league after winning their latest league outings at the late Ousman Saho Football Field in Yundum over the weekend.

Red Scorpions thumped Abuko United 2-0 in their week-four rescheduled fixture to maintain their unbeaten run in the league campaign.

 Prolific striker Adama Tamba opened the scores for Red Scorpions in the 25th minute of the match.

Centre-back Mariama Sanyangโ€™s 89th minute owned goal earned Red Scorpions a resounding win over Abuko United.

Red Scorpions is currently leading the league standings with 12 points after four league games.

The Gambia Police Force trounced Kintehโ€™s 2-0 to maintain their unbeaten run in the league campaign.

Substitute Fatou Mook scored a brace for The Gambia Police Force.

The win earned The Gambia Police Force 12 points in four league matches.

Abuko United is still with 9 points after four league games, while Immigration is fourth with 7 points following their goalless draw with City Girls.

 The Gambia Armed Forces beat Brikama United 3-2.

The win earned the soldier girlโ€™s fifth place on the league table with 6 points, while City Girls are sixth with one point.

 Kintehโ€™s and Brikama United are yet to clutch a point after four league fixtures.

In the second division league, Raptim is leading the table with 12 points following their 3-1 thrashing of Harts.

Prisons is on fourth position with 7points in five league matches, while Greater Tomorrow is fifth with 7points.

 Koita is sixth with 6 points after four league matches, while Jeshwang United is seventh with 6 points in five league games.

Lower Nuimi is eighth with 3 points, while Harts is rock-bottom with zero point.

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