SLFA Calls Out Ridiculous Soccer Scores
The Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) has opened a full investigation after two top‑tier matches ended with jaw‑dropping scores of 91‑1 and 95‑0. In the first, Gulf FC stormed past Koquima Lebanon, while the second saw Kahula Rangers smash Lumbenbu United with a 95‑point bonanza.
Why It’s Not “Just a Gimmick”
- Zero Tolerance: The SLFA has made it crystal clear that it won’t stand for any form of match manipulation.
- Legal Consequences: Officials and players involved will be scrutinised thoroughly, and anyone found guilty will face the full force of the law.
- Public Assurance: The association promises that the investigation will be exhaustive and transparent.
The Historic Context
Should these records hold up, they’d rank among the highest margins ever seen on the pitch. The legendary 149‑0 victory by Madagascar’s AS Adema over SO l’Emyrne in 2002 is the current pinnacle. That match was a bizarre protest, with the losing team deliberately scoring own goals to make a statement against referee decisions.
Bottom Line
The SLFA’s swift response underscores a commitment to fair play. It’s a reminder that in football, as in life, a scoreline with three zeros is not a sign of skill, but of serious foul play.
