After the home-based team was thrown out of the first-round qualifiers of the 2018 Africa Nations Championship, Liberian football fans will watch another competition at the continental stage where their beloved country will not be participating.
Unprepared Liberia Bows to Mauritania At Home
Lone Star suffered its second consecutive defeat within less two months after bowing to Mauritania 2-0 in the first-round qualifiers of the CHAN competition at the Antoinette Tubman Stadium on Sunday, July 16.
Lone Star suffered its second consecutive defeat within less two months after bowing to Mauritania 2-0 in the first-round qualifiers of the CHAN competition at the Antoinette Tubman Stadium on Sunday, July 16.
Teah Dennis Confident of Lone Star Making a Comeback
After Liberia’s disappointing performance in the Africa Cup of Nations opener, team captain Teah Dennis believes Liberia will learn from their mistakes to improve in their next match.
Big Blow for Lonestar, as Five Foreign-based Players Ruled Out
As Liberia’s national football team prepares to play the Warriors of Zimbabwe in the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers on Sunday, June 11, five foreign-based players have been ruled out of playing.
Injury Forces Laffor Off Lone Star Squad
South African-based winger Anthony Snoti Laffor will not be part of the team travelling to Zimbabwe to participate in Lone Star’s opening qualifying fixture against the Warriors due to an injury he picked up at the club level.
Debbah Claims to Be Unaware of List of Players Invited for Zimbabwe Clash
With less than month before Lone Star begins the qualifying campaign for the 2019 African Cup of Nations, there have been some controversy over the list of foreign-based players invited for the upcoming encounter with Zimbabwe.
Liberia Faces An Uphill Task Against Kenya
The Lone Star of Liberia will take on the Harambee Stars of Kenya in an international friendly on November 15 at the Kasarani Stadium.
OP-ED: Strategic Investment in Agriculture Could Boost Economic Recovery
Due to the decreased demand for major export commodities, the global prices for iron ore and rubber, two of Liberia’s main export commodities, continue to fluctuate with negative effects on the country’s socio-economic development.