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Sierra Leone Football Association and Guinea Football Federation have today, in a meeting held at the Guinea Football Federation secretariat, successfully reached an agreement to host Sierra Leone’s home matches in the upcoming AFCON 2023 Qualifiers at the Stade General Lansana Conte in Conakry Guinea
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For every football player it is a dream to represent their home country on the international stage, and what would make it more interesting is scoring in your first appearance for your home country. Well, 19-year-old Kallum Sesay is living his dream scoring two goals in his first international debut for Sierra Leone against the Leopards of Congo.
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Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) has lined up three warm-up matches for its senior national team in a bid to keep the team in shape for the 2023 TotalEnergies Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.
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Cameroon players have shown sportsmanship, compassion, generosity, and utmost respect to the victims of the deadly stampede that occurred at the Olembe stadium on Monday, 24 January 2022 in which eight supporters were killed and 38 injured.
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Leone Stars of Sierra Leone execute the best performance we have seen at the ongoing African Cup of Nations, so far. It was a sterling performance by the West African nation against the Desert Foxes and defending champions Algeria, as Sierra Leone made their first African Cup of Nations appearance in 26 years! Goalkeeper Mohamed N Kamara (Fabianski), 22, was the star of the match, with a stunning performance against the likes of Riyadh Mahrez.
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Leone Stars Coach, John Keister has released the final 28 man squad that will represent Sierra Leone in the 2022 CAF African Cup of Nations
Read moreThe dice are cast, the succession of Algeria is open. And big duels in perspective are expected at the end of the draw made on Tuesday.
Read moreFor the first time after 26 years, Leone Stars of Sierra Leone will be playing in the continent’s biggest sporting stage, the African Cup of Nations [AFCON]. Leone Stars are drawn in Group E of the 2021 TotalEnergies AFCON, Cameroon, against Ivory Coast, Algeria, and Equatorial Guinea. A tough test for Leone Stars against a more experienced Algeria and Ivory Coast.
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