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⚽🏆Leone Stars Set For Epic Win⚽

By: Alusine Rehme Wilson - (AR-Wilson)✍🏾

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Fellow Sierra Leoneans,  supporters, well wishers and followers of Sierra Leone Football precisely our national senior *A* team: *(Leone Stars)*, the time is ripe enough for us to celebrate an epic win for our national team.

I believe we've now got the stars up for one vision, and that vision is the quest to win.

Undoubtedly, the team will reactivate the glorious moments of victory in tomorrow's away match.

At 6:PM GMT tomorrow, at the Samuel K-Doe Stadium in Liberia our team will lock-horns with Lone Star of Liberia, in the 2022 WC Preliminary Qualifiers first leg.

All that is needed now is our best wishes for the team.

It is no secret that, most of the players invited are no strangers to the team.

They all must have now learnt much from the Ethiopia match to motivate them enough to produce the best for our nation in this campaign.

One good thing which is now evident that was missing in the team before now, is players anticipations coupled with commitment and unity to raise our national team's flag higher than ever.

The video rooming on social media with Kai as the leading vocalist for other players singing local songs in a bus paints a clear picture of team spirit.

Besides, Coach Teivi, Kallon and other background Staff of the team have all showed much dedication and team spirit from previous training sessions with the team hosted at the Kingtom Academy in Freetown.

What is also needed as a nation that is ready to win is to support fully the team morally and let take off the archaic lenses and myth about some players unencouraging performances displayed previously.

Best wishes all heading to and those in Liberia already to support Leone Stars.

#I stand with team Sierra Leone 🇸🇱

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