Sierra Leone is poised to witness a groundbreaking moment in its footballing history with the imminent launch of the National Youth Championship by the Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA). Scheduled...
In a recent development, FIFA, in a letter dated December 2, 2023, has urged the postponement of the much-anticipated launch of the FIFA Football for Schools (F4S) project in Sierra Leone. The global...
Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) is gearing up to introduce the FIFA Football For Schools Project, marking a significant step in the nation’s commitment to sports development. The official launch...
Isha Johansen, the former president of the Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) and currently a member of FIFA and CAF Executive Committees, exhibited her influential presence at the African Sports...
The construction of the FIFA-funded Portloko Mini Stadium is nearing completion, with the recent arrival of 90% of the imported materials. This marks a significant milestone in the project, which is set...
After the initial two games in Group A, Sierra Leone finds itself in a challenging position, currently occupying the 4th position with no goals scored and only one point secured. The team faces an uphill...
Madam Isha Johansen, a distinguished counsel member of FIFA and the visionary behind Football For Reform and Fashion for Change initiatives, has joined hands with FIFA and CAF to launch the CAF License...
During the World Cup qualifier match between Sierra Leone and Egypt on Sunday, November 19, 2023, at the Samuel Kanyon Doe Stadium in Liberia, Mohamed Salah fans invaded the pitch to have contact with...
Sierra Leone's Leone Stars currently occupy fourth place in Group A of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers after each team has played two matches. In their most recent match, Sierra Leone lost 2-0 to Egypt,...
Three Sierra Leonean Coaches- Mohamed Lamin Kamara, Ishmael Kallon and Mohamed Bello Bah- are presently in Ghana to participate in a 6-day FIFA/CAF Coach Educators’ Development Pathway spanning from...
