Gambia in semis of basketball 3×3 in Mali
By Sulayman Bah
Gambia national basketball squad reached the semi-finals of the FIBA sponsored 3x3 tourney in Mali, Foroyaa Sport can report.
The team lost the...
Lady Scorpions fine tune form ahead of Glasgow Girls’ visit
By Sulayman Bah
Women national team of the Gambia is shaping up ahead of Scotland Glasgow Girls’ FC visit to Banjul who they are set...
PULSATING SUPER NAWETTAN FINAL THIS SATURDAY
By Sulayman Bah
The Serrekunda East mini-stadium will tomorrow be the meeting point of a renewed derby as neighbour West takes an aim at Sukuta...
Gambian boxer nominated for Sweden athlete of the year
By Sulayman Bah
Gambian boxer Badou Jack will compete footballer Zlatan Ibrahimovich for the Swedish athlete of the year award 2015.
Jack made the short list...
Outing begins for basketball squad in weekend
By Sulayman Bah
Gambia national basketball team will kick-start their campaign in the FIBA Zone II 3o3 over the weekend.
The team flew out to Mali...
Basketball squad leaves, targets glory in Mali
By Sulayman Bah
Gambia national basketball team has left the shores of the country for destination Mali where they will make a return to international...
Gamtel’s Assan allowed to play in Senegal despite deal not done...
By Sulayman Bah
Gambia striker Assan Ceesay has been allowed to feature in Niarry Tally’s games despite Gamtel and the Senegalese club yet to broker...
GAMBIA TAKE A TUMBLE IN FIFA RANKINGS
By Sulayman Bah
Gambia made a huge fall in this month’s latest FIFA Coco-Cola rankings dropping down seven places.
Made public Thursday morning, the release shows...
NTTC in GFF’s hands finally
By Sulayman Bah
Football House yesterday morning were handed over the refurbished National Technical Training Centre in Yundum.
Enhanced by Shrecji Development Enterprise, the final touch...
Gambian is Kenya league best young player
By Sulayman Bah
Gambia striker Ebrima Sanneh has been voted Kenya Premier League best young player.
The 20-year-old on loan from Real de Banjul got his...
V/BALL:GAMBIA PLOTTING UPSET IN CONTINENTAL CUP
By Sulayman Bah
An 8-man Gambian beach volleyball squad is eyeing to shock heavyweights in the soon-to- start Continental Cup in Ivory Coast.
The West African...
Bumpy start for Gamtel new league -As fixtures out
By Sulayman Bah
It wouldn’t be any smooth-sailing for the telecom giants as released First Division fixtures presents a tough start for Tapha Manneh’s troop...
SNOC’s Jabbi: no formal referee complaints
By Sulayman Bah
There are no formal complaints of referee issues or related bias says Super Nawettan Organizing Committee’s Ba S. Jabbi.
The community tourney, like...
U-20s IN WAFU WADE OPENER TOMORROW
By Sulayman Bah
Gambia’s Young Scorpions will tomorrow square against Liberia in the Wafu –team Wade memorial tourney in Senegal.
In what would be an opening...
Super Nawettan: Another outing to forget for Central
By Sulayman Bah
Without a nawettan season this year, Serrekunda Central’s exit in the ongoing Super Nawettan came much as little surprise.
Qualifiers and nawettan proper...
Savage expected to beef up Hacken
By Sulayman Bah
Demba Savage is tipped to bolster BK Hacken and spur the club’s drive for European Football next year after joining the Swedish...
BRIKAMA’S SUSPENSION CREATES VOID
By Sulayman Bah
This year’s Super Nawettan will be short-changed of talents emanating from Brikama after Organizing Committee came down heavy at the West Coast...
Eleonores Memorial tourney reaches finals
By Sulayman Bah
World Eleven are through to the finals of the Eleonores Memorial tournament after beating going past the semi-finals.
They face Leeds who swaggered...
Stone-hurling crowd force abandonment of Brikama-BJL game
By Sulayman Bah
A referee was forced to draw Banjul versus Brikama encounter to an abrupt close over the weekend after spectators hurled stones unto...
U-20s face-off Liberia in Wafu Wade memorial
By Sulayman Bah
Gambia U-20s will this Thursday rub shoulders with Liberia’s Junior Lone Stars in Senegal.
In what would be an opening fixture, the Young...
