Sierra Leone Will Unfortunately Not Be A Part Of WAFU Cup Of Nations

We have the Sierra Leone latest news today as we know that Sierra Leone will not be a part of WAFU Cup of Nations. The match is expected to be held in September 2019.

Sierra Leone has been eliminated by Nigeria in the last edition following a 2-0 defeat in Ghana in the preliminary round.
As we know Sierra Leone was suspended in Fifa, the Football Officials have not included them in the WAFU Cup of Nations.

Blazing news is that for the very first time, a North African Nation; Morocco will be a part of the tournament and Atlas Lions will be competing against Liberia.

All the matches will take place in the city of Thies at the Stade Lat Dior stadium on 28^th September 2019.

Defending Champions Ghana will take on The Gambia on the very same day; 28^th September 2019.

This year, each team will play a minimum of two matches; there will be no groups this the year says WAFU.

There will be two games each day before 2^nd October, which will be a rest day. Then there will be the final tournament on 13^th October 2019.

Sierra Leone players abroad are in action as the veteran keeper of Sierra Leone, John Tyre was in stroke. Scarborough received them Canadian Top flight league campaign off with a winning start.

CSC Mississauga was defeated by SC Scarborough by 3-1in the season’s opener for the east Toronto Team at the Birchmount stadium on 26^th May 2019 in the Canadian Soccer League.

Eduardo Jesus Gonzalez, who is the club’s new acquisition, opened the scoring for Scarborough in 30 minutes.

He opened the scoring with a free kick from 25 yards which beat the CSC Mississauga goalkeeper. The score was 1-0 before the break.

Midfielder Zoran Rajovic doubled the score by hitting the ball from inside the box before dropping in past Zafiti and made it 2-0 before the 70^th minute break.

Neven Radakovich held the victory for Scarborough by hitting the third goal which was scored from a rebound for 3-0 in 78^th minutes.

It was a great victory for the Scarborough players with 3-1. However, a consolation goal for the viewers was scored by Mississauga’s Morgan Copeland at 86^th minutes. The score was 3-1 before the final whistle.

Trye addressed that we were happy after the final whistle and it was good to see them on the winning side. Since the last two finals were lost by Scarborough, Trye believes that this is a new season for them to go one step further.