This will be intriguing as the winner of this year’s Sierra Leone FA Cup will represent the West African nation in the next CAF Confederation Cup. (Photo Credit Kemokai Sportgraphy)
On Friday, Sierra Leone’s League Leaders, Bo Rangers, will play against the Water Front Boys Ports Authority in the first FA Cup semi-final at the SLFA’s academy turf.
The semi-finals are expected to be fascinating as all four teams compete for a spot in the next CAF Confederation, making a place in the final crucial.
Coach John Keister will be desperate to overcome Ports in the showpiece encounter for a place in the final.
The WaterFront boys have not won any of their last three matches, including a goalless draw in the league on Tuesday.
Meanwhile, Rangers have scored eight goals in their previous three league matches and have nine maximum points.
On Saturday, one of Sierra Leone’s most decorated football clubs, East End Lions, will face off against FC Kallon.
The last Sierra Leone’s representative in the CAF Confederation Cup, FC Kallon, will surely face a stiff test against East End Lions in the second semis at the same venue.
This game promises to be a thrilling encounter as both teams seek to secure a spot in this year’s final.
In the first round of the league, both teams played to a goalless draw. However, FC Kallon has been in good form lately, winning their last three games and accumulating nine points. They have scored six goals and conceded only one against Real Republicans.
East End Lions, on the other hand, have shown improvement under their Ghanaian coach and are unbeaten in their last three league games.
