Many Liberians playing abroad were disappointed over the weekend as their clubs played poorly. The exception was the Liberians playing in Malaysia who had a joyous weekend after their respective clubs moved to the third round of the Malaysia Cup.
International Players Update: William Jebor Still in Search of League Goal
The Malaysia football league kicked off over the weekend with four Liberian internationals in action at four different venues.
Berrian, Tisdell Suffer Defeat While Laffor and Sherman Continue Winning
Liberians playing abroad resumed action with their respective clubs over the weekend after participating in the Lone Star’s painful exit from the 2018 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers.
Substitute Laffor Fires Sundowns to Victory Again
Anthony Laffor came off the bench to help the Mamelodi Sundowns to a 1-0 win over Bloemfontein Celtic in an Absa Premiership clash at the Free State Stadium in Bloemfontein on Wednesday evening.
Weekend Review: Sam Johnson’s DjurgÃ¥rdens Starts Winning Again
Ahead of this week’s FIFA 2018 World Cup qualifiers, domestic leagues were finishing up play before the break in a weekend that was disastrous for Liberians playing away as they saw more defeats than wins.
Substitute Laffor Fires Sundowns to Victory; Johnson, Williams Taste Defeat in Sweden
Despite not making coach Pitso Mosimane’s starting eleven, South African-based Anthony Snothi Laffor continues to prove his worth to Mamelodi Sundowns.
Weekend Spells Mixed Results for Liberians Playing Abroad
Club football resumed across the world after the international football break and some Liberians playing away had a joyous weekend while many experienced losses.
Sam Johnson, the Engineer of Lone Star’s Victory
Sam Johnson is not the standout player for Liberia that he is for Djurgårdens IF. Despite his recent fine form with former club IK Frej, the presence of the likes of Sekou Oliseh, Tonia Tisdell and Anthony Laffor has seen him struggle to earn a call for the senior National team.