-MATCH SUM.– ON GFF women’s first division league- Weeks 5 – 6

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Berewuleng edged Police FC 3-2 in a classic top of the table clash played at the Live Your Dreams Academy in Basori. Isatou Jallow gave the Police a dream start in the 8th-minute, but Kaddijatou Drammeh restored parity for Berewuleng with another trademark freekick before the break.

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Nyima Sanneh scored against her former side two minutes from the break to put the Police ladies back in front. But Kaddijatou Drammeh completed her brace with a 57th-minute penalty to equalise for Berewuleng before Mafanta Drammeh scored what proved to be the winner three minutes later.

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Red Scorpion bounced back from their defeat to Berewuleng last time out to claim a 3-2 comeback victory over Koita at the Bakau Mini Stadium. Koita went into the break leading 1-0 from a Ramatoulie Jegne strike in the 36th-minute.

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Vilma Nhaga Badjeta turned the game on its head with a brace before an unfortunate own goal from Koita made it 3-1. The former champions held on for a 3-2 victory despite Sirreh Kebbeh’s late goal for Koita.

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TMT again relied on new signing Teddy Sereh Jatta to overcome Fortune 1-0 in Kabakel. Meanwhile, Yakarr beat Brikama United 5-3 in an eight-goal thriller played at Brikama’s Boxbar Mini Stadium.

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Susan Mendy, Fatou Nyassi, Kaddy Sanneh, Ndey M. Cessay, and Joko Saho got the goals for Yakarr while Teeda Trawally, Betty Sah, and Hawa A. Sonko were on the scoresheet for Brikama United.

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MATCH SUM WEEK 6

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Mariama Sima’s late goal proved to be the difference between Berewuleng and TMT in a tense 1-0 victory for the reigning champions at the Live Your Dreams Academy in Basori.

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Red Scorpion came from behind to snatch a late point against Police at the Ousman Saho Football Field. Fatou Jagne opened the scoring for the Police in the 64th-minute, but Laura Pam Nbidam rescued a point for Red Scorpion in the final minutes for a 1-1 draw.

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Elsewhere, Koita bounced back from defeat to Red Scorpion to beat Brikama United 1-0 at the Brikama Mini Stadium, as Kinta Camara’s first half goal proved to be the difference.

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Fortune came from a goal down to force a 1-1 draw against Immigration at the Serrekunda East Mini Stadium in a game that saw the Petroleum Girls scored their first ever top flight goal. Bintou Jatta gave Immigration a half time lead, but Haddy Sanyang equalised for Fortune to record their first point in the first division.

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