Ernest R Garpue Jr

Nimba County sealed their place in the quarterfinals of the 2025/26 National County Sports Meet after a narrow 1–0 victory over Bomi County in Sanniquellie.

The six-time champions completed the group stage unbeaten, finishing first in Group B with seven points from three outings, thanks to two victories and a draw.

Moses Glory Fredrick’s second goal for River Gee was a moment of pure quality, highlighting his composure, technique, and clinical finishing. The strike underlined his growing influence in the team and capped an outstanding individual performance that spoke volumes about his dedication and footballing intelligence.
M Jalloh

🏟️🇱🇷 National County Sports Meet 2025/2026
⚽ Football | Matchday Two Results – December 14
Day two of the football competition delivered exciting encounters across the various centers, with several counties recording important victories.

Lofa County secured a convincing 3–1 win over Grand Bassa.

Nimba County continued their strong form with a dominant 3–0 victory against Sinoe County.

River Gee claimed all three points after a 2–0 triumph over River Cess.

Grand Cape Mount edged Grand Gedeh 2–1 in a closely contested match.

Gbarpolu and Montserrado shared the spoils in an entertaining 2–2 draw.

Margibi County recorded a narrow 2–1 victory against Bomi.

🏐 Kickball | Matchday Two Full-Time Results
The kickball fixtures also produced commanding performances and clean-sheet victories.

Grand Bassa defeated Lofa 3–1.

Nimba cruised past Sinoe with a 3–0 win.

River Gee overwhelmed River Cess 4–0.

Margibi maintained their momentum with a 2–0 victory over Bomi.

Grand Cape Mount dominated Grand Gedeh, winning 3–0.

Gbarpolu edged Montserrado 1–0 in a tight contest.

📌 MATCHDAY

A concerning situation unfolded in local football, raising serious questions about matchday management and player regulation. An individual identified as a Second Division player was reportedly seen on the pitch during an active game, an incident that has sparked strong reactions across the football community.

The episode has intensified calls for the Liberia Football Association (LFA) to thoroughly investigate and clarify how such a breach of protocol occurred. Stakeholders believe this undermines the integrity of the competition and sets a troubling precedent if left unaddressed.

As the matter gains public attention, many are urging the LFA to enforce stricter oversight and ensure such lapses do not recur.
LFA Second Division League
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FULL-TIME RESULTS – LFA SECOND DIVISION

Matchday action across the Second Division delivered goals, drama, and important early-season statements:

2–3
Sinoe NPA edged a lively contest, completing a hard-fought comeback to secure all three points.

2–2
Both sides shared the spoils after a balanced encounter that produced chances on both ends.

3–1
Gedeh continued their strong form with a convincing home win, showing sharpness in attack.

United 5–1
United put on the day’s most dominant display, overwhelming IE with a five-goal performance.

Kwado 2–3
Barrolle held their nerves in a tight battle, finishing the day with a valuable away victory.

1–2
Shaita picked up a crucial win on the road, capitalizing on their chances to outlast Margibi.


LFA Second Division League
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Watanga FC midfielder Varney B. Varney was forced off early in the second half after sustaining a head injury during the match.

According to the club, he is currently receiving medical attention at St. Timothy Government Hospital in Robertsport, Grand Cape Mount County. The team says further updates on his condition will be provided as they become available.

MATCHDAY REPORT

The drama in the LFA First Division intensified today as clubs battled for early-season momentum, with Watanga FC, LISCR FC, and Wologizi FC all securing commanding victories across three venues.

At the North Star Stadium, Watanga FC continued their impressive climb up the league table with a hard-earned 1–0 win over FC Bea Mountain. Watanga showed great discipline throughout the match, holding their structure and taking advantage when it mattered most. The victory adds valuable points to their campaign and signals their intention to remain among the division’s top contenders.

Over at the Tusa Field, Jubilee FC’s difficult start to the season stretched on as they fell 2–0 to a well-organized LISCR FC side. Despite showing moments of resilience, Jubilee struggled to create clear chances and remain without a win after three outings. LISCR, on the other hand, displayed maturity and control, converting their opportunities and sealing a deserved victory.

The most commanding performance of the day came from Wologizi FC, who delivered a statement win at the D. Tweh Field in New Kru Town. Their 6–0 demolition of Borough FC showcased a complete team effort—sharp attacking play, rapid transitions, and ruthless finishing. The emphatic scoreline not only boosts Wologizi’s confidence but also sends a strong message to the rest of the league.

FULL-TIME RESULTS
FC 2–0 FC
Bea Mountain 0–1 FC
FC 6–0 FC

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Intel Sports

A MASTERCLASS OF DOMINANCE! 💚🤍⚡

Wologizi delivered one of their most commanding performances of the season, showcasing pure class, confidence, and teamwork from start to finish. From the first whistle, they controlled the tempo, dictated the play, and never allowed their opponents a moment to breathe.

Every pass was intentional, every run was purposeful, and every finish was ruthless. The fans were treated to a performance that reflects a team hungry, focused, and ready for greater challenges ahead.

90+2' | 6–0 |

A statement victory. A warning to every other club.
Wologizi Borough FC are not here to participate—they're here to dominate. 💥⚽💚

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