Banjul-based side Waa Banjul scored both goals in each halves with diminutive midfielder maestro Pa Assan Joof opening the scoring in the 43th minute, before Ebou Camara added the second in the 56th minute to move them leveled at the top of the standings.
The victory moved Waa Banjul to 3rd position with 10 points leveled with Falcons and Real de Banjul with all the three teams yet to test a defeat, while Academy Boys, Samger FC who are yet to win a single match after three loses and one draw sit at rock-bottom (16th) position with just a single point after four matches.
Elsewhere, Ferry Boys, Gambia Ports Authority (GPA) beat Marimoo FC 1-nil thanks to a 37th minute goal.
The Gambia Ports Authority now moved to 6th position with 7 points leveled with Hawks and Fortune respectively, while Marimoo dropped to the relegation zone (13th) position with just 2 points, leveled with Team Rhino.
Meanwhile, the league will now go on two weeks break for Christmas and New Year’s respectively.
The Gambia senior national team players and technical staff yesterday Sunday 13 November 2022 left their respective destinations for Turkey, as their international training camp draws nearer.
The Gambia yesterday moved five places in the latest FIFA World Rankings released by football’s world governing body.
FBN Bank and Guarantee Trust Bank (GTBank) are through to the final of the Late Governor Jatta Memorial Inter-Banks tournament following their respective wins during the semifinal played on Sunday.
Gambian striker Assan Ceesay’s Osnabruck on Saturday slipped 2-0 at home to Bochum in the 2019-2020 German Second Division League.
