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By: Abu Bakarr 'Buzzo' Kargbo 2025 Bo City Cow Trophy Champions Sewa Eagles Football Club have been crowned champions of the 5th edition of the COW Trophy, after a commanding 4–1 victory  over Kakua United in the grand final. The Eagles were 1 goal down just 13 minutes of play but the Eagles  are quick to respond with an equalizer two minutes later. Alhaji Turay doubled the lead to put Sewa Eagles in front which helps him to add to his goal scoring tally with 7 goals and Wins the Golden Boot and Best Player Award  Turay’s outstanding performance and consistent goal-scoring were key to Sewa Eagles title win, earning him double honors and praise from fans and officials alike. His brilliance on the field made him a standout throughout the competition. The match, played in front of a lively crowd, saw Sewa Eagles dominate from start to finish, showcasing sharp attacking play and strong teamwork, making Kakua United losing for the second time in the competition after they were defea...

By: Abubakarr "Buzzo" Kargbo Members of the public and football stakeholders are calling on the Bo District Football Association (BDFA) and the Southern Region Football Association (SRFA) to make public the outcome of an investigation into alleged match-fixing involving a cross-section of referees in Bo. It could be recalled that about a month ago, an audio recording circulated widely on social media, containing allegations implicating some referees in activities believed to be connected to match manipulation. Following the circulation of the audio, the Bo District Football Association, in collaboration with the Southern Region Football Association, reportedly launched an investigation and established a committee to probe the allegations. However, nearly a month later, the public is yet to hear the findings of the committee. The continued silence has raised concerns among football stakeholders, particularly about what may be responsible for the delay and when the investi...

By: Abubakarr “Buzzo” Kargbo Mogbwemo Queens player Nadi Quad’e, a Guinea-Bissau international who was part of the squad that won the 2025/26 Women’s Premier League championship, and team medic Hassan Kamara have reportedly filed a complaint at the Bo Police West Division following an alleged confrontation with a police officer at the Fallah checkpoint in Bo. According to information attributed to the club’s management, the pair were travelling from Freetown to Bo when they arrived at the checkpoint, where police officers were conducting routine checks. The management alleges that, during the search, Quad’e was subjected to inappropriate physical contact when an officer allegedly touched her breast area in an attempt to establish whether she was a woman. The player reportedly reacted by slapping the officer, after which a confrontation allegedly escalated involving team medic Hassan Kamara, who attempted to intervene. The club further alleges that pepper spray was used on the player ...