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Liberia First Division Champion 🏆 Watanga FC to depart Liberia for Pre Season Preparation.

Watanga FC will depart for China to begin its 2026 pre-season preparations. The club will spend two to three weeks in the country, where the technical team will focus on fitness training, tactical drills, and squad integration ahead of the new season.

As part of the tour, the tanga Boys are scheduled to play up to ten friendly matches against Chinese clubs and academies. This international exposure will provide key competitive minutes and help the coaching staff assess team readiness before domestic action resumes.

Via Mariama Jalloh

The Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) has revealed it generated Le 336,270 Leones (approximately US$14.71) 2,912 LD in total revenue from Saturday's International Friendly Match where Leone Stars defeated Liberia's Lone Star 1-0 at the Southern Arena in Bo City on June 6, 2026.

LAFASA Announces June 15 Election Date, Publishes Congress Guidelines

PAYNESVILLE CITY, Montserrado County – The Liberia Amputee Football and Sports Association will hold its elective congress on June 15, 2026, at the Samuel Kanyon Doe Sports Complex in Paynesville, the Independent Elections Committee announces Monday.

Committee Chair Madam Marie Gayflor unveils the election guidelines on June 2, 2026, during a briefing at the LAFASA office. She says the committee prepares to conduct a credible, transparent poll in line with the association’s constitution.

The election calendar moves now. Candidate registration opens June 4 and ends June 8, 2026. Aspirants submit required documents and pay registration fees within that window.

Incumbents seeking re-election resign by June 11, 2026. The committee releases the list of qualified candidates on June 12, 2026, following vetting.

The campaign runs June 13–14, 2026. Voting takes place June 15, 2026, at the SKD Sports Complex in Paynesville.

Madam Gayflor says the process promotes unity and strengthens governance. “Amputee football gains international recognition,” she notes. “Liberia must respond with leadership that is accountable and united.”

Co-Chair Cooper George, former LAFASA President, urges stakeholders to maintain peace. “Credibility is everything for this process. We must protect it together,” he says.

The committee also seeks financial support. Election expenses project at US$500 to US$1,000 for ballots, transportation, and logistics. Appeals go to the Ministry of Youth and Sports, corporate partners, and the public.

LAFASA officials say the congress advances amputee football and sports across the country through stronger leadership.

🚨 The Danish Federation announces Christian Eriksen is CONSCIOUS, after he collapsed on the pitch.

The game between Denmark and Sweden has been called off as Eriksen felt bad and collapsed on the pitch with all players scared and gathering together in a circle to protect Christian.

Eriksen is conscious and “he’s doing well under the current circumstances”, Danish Federation confirm.

We’re all with you, Christian ❤️

🏆 Black Man Warriors are Orange Cup champions once again!

The Warriors successfully defended their crown with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Shaita FC in the 2025/26 Orange Cup final, securing back-to-back titles and cementing their dominance in the competition.

Congratulations to Black Man Warriors on another historic achievement! 🥇⚽🏆

Popular Ghanaian prophet Stephen Adom Kyei-Duah has branded the Black Stars of Ghana as dead and in the mortuary.

He however added that if God was able to resurrect Lazarus from the dead, He can do the same for the Black Stars.

Prophet Adom Kyei and his members prayed for the Black Stars to excel at the World Cup.

The team who visited was represented by Ghana's Sports Minister Kofi Adams.

Liberia National team coach said we lost against Sierra Leone yesterday because of no VAR !

DO YOU AGREED WITH HIM?

Player Spotlight: Edwin DeDorlan Jr.

From the academy fields to the competitive stage, Edwin DeDorlan Jr. has carved a determined path in Liberian football. He began his journey at Hope Football Academy, sharpened his skills with Destiny Youth Football Club, and now proudly represents Montserrado United Football Club.

Known for his pace, creativity, and relentless drive as a Right Winger ( #7), Edwin brings energy and vision to every match. His dream is to one day play in Europe, represent his country, and make the DeDorlan name recognized worldwide.

Edwin’s story is one of persistence, growth, and ambition a rising talent with eyes set firmly on the future.