Sierra Leone achieved a decisive 3-1 victory against Guinea-Bissau in the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers, exploiting the latter’s mistakes. Captain Mustapha Bundu opened the scoring, followed by goals from Musa Noah Kamara and Ibrahim Turay. Sierra Leone’s preparation and strategy under coach Mohamed Kallon proved advantageous as they move forward in the qualification standings.
In the recent 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifying match, Sierra Leone showcased their determination, defeating Guinea-Bissau 3-1 at the Samuel Kanyon Doe Complex in Paynesville, Liberia. The Leone Stars capitalized on significant errors from their opponents, securing a well-deserved victory. Captain Mustapha Bundu opened the scoring in the 19th minute by seizing an under-hit back pass and slipping the ball past goalkeeper Manuel Baldé.
Sierra Leone’s coach, Mohamed Kallon, effectively prepared his squad, which included numerous domestic-based players who had an advantage in training time compared to Guinea-Bissau’s entirely foreign-based team. This preparation allowed the Leone Stars to navigate through the high-pressing tactics of their opponents comfortably.
Sierra Leone increased their lead shortly after the hour mark when another mistake from Baldé facilitated an easy goal for Musa Noah Kamara, following a deft tackle by Kei Kamara. Although Guinea-Bissau managed to score in the 69th minute through debutant Tamble Monteiro’s long-range shot, Sierra Leone maintained their composure under pressure.
Ibrahim Turay sealed the match for Sierra Leone with a goal in stoppage time, solidifying their three points and rejuvenating their aspirations as they prepare to face Group A leaders, Egypt.
This match highlighted Sierra Leone’s capabilities and resilience, as they successfully capitalized on the errors of Guinea-Bissau. With this victory, Sierra Leone rejuvenates their World Cup ambitions, indicating a promising path forward in the qualifying process. As they head into their crucial match against Egypt, their performance will be pivotal in determining their chances of qualifying for the World Cup.
Original Source: www.panafricafootball.com
