Two Sierra Leonean strikers; Alhassan Crespo Kamara and Albert Kargbo were both on target for their Swedish clubs in the Allsvenskan league (top flight league) and the Division III (Central Norrlan) respectively.
Crespo Kamara continued his impressive form on Saturday scoring his eight goal of the season to help his club Orebro walk away with a 3-1 away win over Falkenbergs.
Kamara’s 18th minute strike gave Orebro the lead before teammates Patrick Haginge and Daniel Nordmark scored the other two goals in the second half as they moved up to six positions on the league table.
Crespo Kamara continued his impressive form on Saturday scoring his eight goal of the season to help his club Orebro walk away with a 3-1 away win over Falkenbergs.
Kamara’s 18th minute strike gave Orebro the lead before teammates Patrick Haginge and Daniel Nordmark scored the other two goals in the second half as they moved up to six positions on the league table.
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However, the former FC Kallon striker did not finish playing in the match as he was later substituted in the 68th minutes by Gustavsson.
In the third division league, Albert Kargbo registered his 12th goal of the season scoring the winner in his side, Friskaviljor FC in their 3-4 away win over Röbäcks IF.
Kargbo’s strike came just four minutes after Johannes Isaksson had leveled things up for the home team in the 75th minute but the Sierra Leone international 79th minute goal restored the away sides lead to steal all three points for the visitors.
In other actions in Sweden saw an all Sierra Leonean battle in the Division I as Mohamed Kamanor and Lansana Kamara Umea’s side forced Ibrahim Kallay’s IFK Lulea side to a goalless draw.
All three players played full time for their respective clubs but Kamanor was the only player who got his name on the referee’s book in the 92nd minute of play.
In the England championship side, Mohamed Medo Kamara for the second successive weekend was an unused sub in Bolton’s 1-0 away defeat to Wolves, whilst in League One, Mustapha Dumbuya made a return to the Notts County squad as they were forced to a goalless draw at home by Oldham.
Attacking winger, Abdulai Bell-Baggie continued to enjoy a starting spot in the Tranmere Rovers squad but his full time action could not help them escape a 1-2 home defeat to Exeter in the English second division league.
In Azerbaijan, midfielder Alfred Zagallo Sankoh made a return from injury for Khazar Lankaran in their 2-0 win at home over Araz but the former Old Edwardians midfielder had a short spell after he was withdrawn in the 27th minute of the match. Attacking midfielder Julius Woobay played for 74 minutes before he was replaced by Mäsimov as his side Neftci draw blanks in their clash with Qabala.
In China, Gibril Sankoh’s Henan Jianye side continues to battle relegation as they were forced to a 1-1 draw with Jiangsu Sainty.
In the third division league, Albert Kargbo registered his 12th goal of the season scoring the winner in his side, Friskaviljor FC in their 3-4 away win over Röbäcks IF.
Kargbo’s strike came just four minutes after Johannes Isaksson had leveled things up for the home team in the 75th minute but the Sierra Leone international 79th minute goal restored the away sides lead to steal all three points for the visitors.
In other actions in Sweden saw an all Sierra Leonean battle in the Division I as Mohamed Kamanor and Lansana Kamara Umea’s side forced Ibrahim Kallay’s IFK Lulea side to a goalless draw.
All three players played full time for their respective clubs but Kamanor was the only player who got his name on the referee’s book in the 92nd minute of play.
In the England championship side, Mohamed Medo Kamara for the second successive weekend was an unused sub in Bolton’s 1-0 away defeat to Wolves, whilst in League One, Mustapha Dumbuya made a return to the Notts County squad as they were forced to a goalless draw at home by Oldham.
Attacking winger, Abdulai Bell-Baggie continued to enjoy a starting spot in the Tranmere Rovers squad but his full time action could not help them escape a 1-2 home defeat to Exeter in the English second division league.
In Azerbaijan, midfielder Alfred Zagallo Sankoh made a return from injury for Khazar Lankaran in their 2-0 win at home over Araz but the former Old Edwardians midfielder had a short spell after he was withdrawn in the 27th minute of the match. Attacking midfielder Julius Woobay played for 74 minutes before he was replaced by Mäsimov as his side Neftci draw blanks in their clash with Qabala.
In China, Gibril Sankoh’s Henan Jianye side continues to battle relegation as they were forced to a 1-1 draw with Jiangsu Sainty.
By: Sahr Morris Jr.
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