Sierra Leone's national team, kick off its qualifiers for the 2013 African Cup of Nations playing against Sao Tome & Principe. But five of the team's key players will miss the match. Rodney Strasser, Gibrilla Wobay, Mohamed Pobosky Bangura, and team captain Ibrahim Obreh Kargbo  will miss this game for various personal and injury reasons.

East End Lions drew nili-nil with Old Edwardians on Monday the 6th of February, 2012 at the National Stadium in Brookfields in the ongoing Sierra Leone Premier League. The football match was not much to write home about. The match was very sloppy and the midfielders lacked imagination.

Goaless draws in the Sierra Leone Premier League have notoriously been very boring. While the one played on January 8th, 2012 at the National Stadium was not a "thriller", it certainly was not boring. The two teams had a contrast in stlye and approach to the game and this propably made for the "light cocktail" that was served to spectators with a cameo band performance right at the end; of course honourable mention given to the National Power Authority.

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Born in Freetown, Sierra Leone, Nathaniel Chalobah signed his first contract (a 2 and half year deal) with Chelsea Football club in January 2012 having just turned turned 17.

Tall, athletic and comfortable in possession, Nathaniel can play as a central defender or midfielder and was a key figure of the reserve squad that won the National Championship in 2011 and has regularly captained the Reserves and FA Youth cup sides.

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Chelsea have confirmed the signing of a new contract with promising Left back Aziz Deen-Conteh.  Born in Bumpeh, Sierra Leone the 19 year old Aziz entered the Chelsea Academy at the age of 13. Similar to the player who currently holds the starting Left back position at Chelsea Ashley Cole, the left-footed Deen-Conteh started his early career as a Striker before being converted to a left-back.

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For a long time now, US Men's soccer has been looking for that special player with the deadly combination of pace, natural dribbling ability and understanding of the game that will be the savior of Us soccer and deliver the holy Grail.  Well at the risk of sounding a bit over the top, I believe he has arrived and his name is Alfred Koroma.  Born in Sierra Leone, Koroma now a US Citizen moved to the States in 2003 at the age of 9 with his mother and lived in the Dallas/Fort Worth area.

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Recently International club football has seen some sensational and dramatic announcements with legendary players like Paul Scholes and Thierry Henry making shock returns to the clubs that made them famous.

Well now Sierra Leone's most famous and experienced football star, Mohamed Kallon has made a similar return to play for his previous club.  Though Henry returned to a club that actually has his larger than life statue in front of their stadium, Kallon actually owns the club FC Kallon which is also named after him.

Perennial Sierra Leone Heavyweights East End Lions and Blackpool played out to a near boring draw on Friday Night infront of an encouraging crowd at the National Stadium in Freetown. Wusum Stars lost 2-0 away to Kamboi Eagles in Kenema in a match that could easily have ended in double digits but for some careless finishing by the Eagles. Diamond Stars were victors at home over Gem Stars in Koidu by a lone goal.

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Salonballer Francis Kallon recently garnered the attention of the New York Times for receiving no less than 14 division 1 college football scholarships without ever having played a game of American Football.  In this powerful video testimony below we see what a level headed young man Sir Francis is and why Jsports believes he is well equiped to handle the oncoming media hype.

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