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Amazing FC have secured their place in the Big Eight of the 2026 Monsterrado Third Division Play-Off after a convincing 2-0 victory over Hassan FC.

Following a goalless first half, Mechill Bestman broke the deadlock in the 78th minute with a well-taken header before substitute Elkanah D. Jorgbor sealed the win with a second goal in the 82nd minute.

The victory means Amazing FC advanced to the knockout stage unbeaten after three matches, continuing their impressive run in the competition.

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Bushrod Queens FC, Small Town Football Club and Republic Football Club all has show strong interest for the Signature of Senior Female Profesional Midfielder Kennle Paasewe.

Small Town Football Club and Kenelee Paasewe manager Aloysius Slocum are in Talk for the player Signature. Paasewe two years contract with her parent Club Senior Female Profesional has expired but still open to extend her contract if the new offers is okay.

K. Paasewe had an incredible performance with the Liberia U-20 Team in the WAFU-A Women's Tournament held in Mali 🇲🇱 helping Liberia Women's U-20 team to a second place runner up.

Congratulations to Chirst United Football Academy Under -15 Boys for another Brilliant Team Performance defeating ANSA Football Academy 6-2 to move them Second place on the LFA National U-15 Youth Table.

Coach Edwin Sheriff is doing a remarkable job at the Academy, making them to be one of the most improved and well structures Football Academy in Liberia.

What is really happening that Every clubs in the LFA Women's Upper League sending complaints against Shaita Angels Football Club when each time a new date is set for the club to played their both games.

Is the LFA Steering Committee so afraid to come out with the ruling or just want to keep hurting those Forgien Based players from having their vacation with their family. The LFA is killing the Momentum of Women's Football..

We need an Answer Now??

LIBERIA 🇱🇷 FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION

MONTSERRADO NATIONAL THIRD DIVISION PLAYOFF FIXTURES BIG (1️⃣6️⃣) KNACK OUT
📅 TUESDAY JUNE 1️⃣6️⃣ ,2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣6️⃣

🏟 SKD PP
⏰ 1️⃣:0️⃣0️⃣
🏆 KORTU FA 🆚 TEDDY

⏰ 3️⃣:3️⃣0️⃣
🏆 AIE 🆚 TODD FC

🏟 TUSA FIELD
⏰ 1️⃣:0️⃣0️⃣
🏆 TEBEH FA 🆚 THEO UNITED

⏰ 3️⃣:3️⃣0️⃣
🏆 YOUNG ADIDAS 🆚 MAMBA FC

✍️ JEREMY THEO YANKEE'S WEEKS SONPON CKA THE HUGE KRU GUY

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PATRINA FC END JUNIOR PROFESSIONAL SECOND DIVISION PROMOTION DREAM.

PATRINA FC ELIMINATED EXPERIENCE SIDE JUNIOR PROFESSIONAL IN MONTSERRADO NATIONAL THIRD DIVISION PLAYOFF ON JUNE 14 2016 AFTER 0️⃣ -0️⃣ DRAW SECOND LEG AT TUSA FIELD.

THE RESULT COMPLETED AN 2️⃣ -1️⃣ AGG VICTORY FOR PATRINA, PATRINA WON THE FIRST LEG 2️⃣ -1️⃣ AT D TWEH FIELD ON JUNE 10 2026.

PATRINA FC ADVANCE TO THE NEXT STAGE TO FACE CORINTHIANS ON JUNE 17 2026 AT SKD PP 1:00

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CKA .

According to Supreme TV Journalist Thomas Kojo Roulhac was assaulted while covering Lower League match at SKD Practice Pitch.

Disturbing reports have emerged alleging that MSA Secretary General George Elliott ordered the physical assault of journalist Thomas Kojo Roulhac during his coverage of a Lower League fixture.

According to eyewitness accounts, Roulhac was documenting a serious incident in which a player collapsed and remained unattended for over 15 minutes, with no ambulance available to transport her to a nearby clinic. In an effort to inform the public, Roulhac began recording video and taking photographs of the worsening situation, it was at this point, sources say, that Elliott instructed more than six individuals including Julius Ikota to attack the journalist.

Roulhac was reportedly beaten, his bag torn apart, and his phone seized, he was further intimidated, threatened with harm, and forced to delete evidence from his device, despite reaching out to SWAL leadership and MSA Chairman Melton Yoko for assistance, Roulhac was told that nothing could be done, leaving him without institutional support.

This incident raises serious concerns about press freedom, accountability, and the protection of journalists within Liberia’s football environment.

Thomas Kojo Roulhac is expected to send a formal complaint to the Liberia Football Association Press Union of Liberia, RAL, Freedom FM, and The Liberian Investor.

Thomas Morris is proving to be Kortu FC’s most important player this season.

The young attacking midfielder is in red-hot form and has been the driving force behind Kortu’s success. After helping the team win the Central Monrovia Sub-Committee Third Division League Championship, he has now pushed them into the next stage of the LFA Montserrado County Third Division League play-offs.

Morris plays with energy, vision, and confidence. He glides past defenders, finds key passes, and chips in with goals when Kortu need them most. His creativity in the final third makes him a constant threat.

Coaches and fans praise his work rate too. He doesn’t just attack - he tracks back, wins the ball, and sets the tempo for Kortu FC.

At his age, Morris is already showing maturity beyond his years. If he keeps this level, he could be the difference between Kortu staying in 3rd Division or earning promotion to the Second Division.

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Captain Bakiru A. Gray has a big job tomorrow. Jamie FC trail 3-1 after the first leg against Zion Defender FC in the Montserrado County Third Division League play-off.

The captain knows his team needs goals, discipline, and belief to overturn the deficit. Losing the first leg at home was tough, but Gray is backing his boys to fight back in the second leg.

For Jamie FC fans, tomorrow is about pride and survival in the play-offs. Can Gray lead the comeback and keep Jamie FC’s promotion dream alive? All eyes will be on him to set the tone from the first whistle.

By: Alpha Cole

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Captain Bakiru A. Gray has a big job tomorrow. Jamie FC trail 3-1 after the first leg against Zion Defender FC in the Montserrado County Third Division League play-off.

The captain knows his team needs goals, discipline, and belief to overturn the deficit. Losing the first leg at home was tough, but Gray is backing his boys to fight back in the second leg.

For Jamie FC fans, tomorrow is about pride and survival in the play-offs. Can Gray lead the comeback and keep Jamie FC’s promotion dream alive? All eyes will be on him to set the tone from the first whistle.