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league leaders Berewuleng took a massive step toward securing back-to-back league titles with a commanding victory over Immigration.
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At the Bakau Mini Stadium, table-toppers Berewuleng emphatically returned to winning ways, dismantling relegation-threatened Immigration 4-1. Clinical strikes from Juana Colley, Mariama Sima, and Sarah Jarju,
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Club
M
W
D
L
GF
GA
GD
Pt
8
16
1
7
8
9
19
-10
10
9
16
1
3
12
9
57
-48
6
10
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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compounded by an unfortunate own goal from Immigration’s Bintou Tamba, inspired the defending champions to a resounding victory. Mariama Beyai scored the lone consolation goal for Immigration FC, who remain heavily entangled in the relegation dogfight.
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In a highly anticipated, high-stakes encounter, Laize Co proved to be the hero for TMT FC, scoring the decisive goal in a narrow 1-0 defeat of Red Scorpions. The hard-fought victory successfully kept TMT’s slim title hopes alive, setting up a tantalizing final round of fixtures.
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Spectators at the Nyimina Football Field in Gunjur were treated to an extraordinary seven-goal thriller as Yakarr overpowered Fortune FC in a 4-3 comeback victory.
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Flava Ebbatamogalfredo, Jojo Bojang, and an unfortunate own goal from Isha Mballow made up the scoreline for the Petroleum Girls. However, it was Yakarr’s relentless frontline that stole the show, powered by a brilliant brace from Ndey M. Ceesay and individual strikes from Fatou Nyassi and Banna Jarju to secure a vital three points.
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Club
M
W
D
L
GF
GA
GD
Pt
6
16
4
3
9
14
34
-20
15
7
16
3
4
9
13
40
-27
13
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At the Serrekunda East Mini Stadium, Police FC and Koita cancelled each other out in an entertaining but ultimately scoreless draw, with both sides sharing the spoils after failing to break the deadlock despite numerous openings.
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The Final Day Outlook
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With just one round of fixtures remaining in this dramatic campaign, Berewuleng sits comfortably in the driving seat with 40 points and a massive +43 goal difference. Second-placed TMT FC follows closely on 37 points with a +18 goal difference, while Red Scorpions occupy third place with 32 points.
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- - 1st- League winner- Promotion to GFF Women Division 1 League -
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- - 1st- League winner- Promotion to GFF Women Division 1 League -
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Future Bi made an instant return to the first division after their heartbreaking relegation last season. Goals from Sainabou Jobe and Maimuna Dukureh secured a 2-1 victory over Rakie FC, who scored a consolation goal through Jai Ndong at the Serrekunda East Mini Stadium.
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Meanwhile, Kintehs kept pace with the league leaders by staging a remarkable comeback to defeat Lower Niumi 3-1 in Soma. Waraba Jarra initially put Lower Niumi ahead, but Kintehs fought back with goals from Malisa Mendy, Ortames Manneh, and Madinatou Janko.
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At the Brusubi Field, City Girls also bounced back from a goal down to record a 2-1 victory over already-relegated Mansa Wally. Pat Dampha opened the scoring for Mansa Wally, but Ramatoulie Gibba and Rokhaya Diedhou turned the game around for City Girls.
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Sallahs confirmed their safety in the league with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Prisons FC. Amie Colley’s first-half goal proved decisive, officially ending Prisons’ promotion hopes.
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The final game of the round between Darboes and the Gambia Armed Forces at Brusubi.
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