The Nigerian city of Port Harcourt will for the second time in two months host Sierra Leone’s international home match at the Port Harcourt Stadium
Barred from hosting matches because of scares over the Ebola virus, the Leone Stars will engage Chad on October 13th for the return leg encounter of their 2018 World Cup preliminary round qualifier at the Port Harcourt Stadium.
Barred from hosting matches because of scares over the Ebola virus, the Leone Stars will engage Chad on October 13th for the return leg encounter of their 2018 World Cup preliminary round qualifier at the Port Harcourt Stadium.
The first leg encounter between the two sides is expected to come up on Saturday October 10 at the National Stadium in N'Djamena, Chad.
This will be the second time that the Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) which has been forced to play the country’s home matches in a neutral venue will use the Nigerian city of Port Harcourt as their home venue.
Last month goalless draw with the African champions, Ivory Coast in their 2017 African Nations Cup qualifier was also hosted at the Port Harcourt Stadium.
Since August 2014, Sierra Leone has been serving an international ban from hosting football matches in Freetown.
This will be the second time that the Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) which has been forced to play the country’s home matches in a neutral venue will use the Nigerian city of Port Harcourt as their home venue.
Last month goalless draw with the African champions, Ivory Coast in their 2017 African Nations Cup qualifier was also hosted at the Port Harcourt Stadium.
Since August 2014, Sierra Leone has been serving an international ban from hosting football matches in Freetown.
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