Sierra Leone’s national team, Leone Stars, embarked on their journey to Bissau this morning and have safely landed in the city ahead of their crucial 2026 FIFA World Cup Qualifier match against Guinea Bissau on September 7.
The delegation, consisting of local players and technical staff, was led by SLFA Vice President 1, Ali Badara Tarawallie, who also serves as the Chairman of the Technical Committee and head of the delegation.
Upon their arrival, the team settled into their camp and will kick off their training sessions in Bissau tomorrow. Head Coach Mohamed Kallon has planned two training sessions for the day to intensify their preparations for the upcoming qualifier.
Leone Stars are set to face Guinea Bissau in a highly anticipated match that could have a significant impact on their World Cup qualifying campaign. The match is scheduled to take place on Thursday, September 4, as the qualifiers near their conclusion.
The team is focused and determined to secure a positive result in Bissau and continue their quest for a spot in the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Stay tuned for more updates on Leone Stars’ journey in the World Cup qualifiers.
