Browsing: Liberia Football Association

The Liberia Football Association (LFA) Ethics Committee has officially cleared Determine Girls Football Club President Grace Weah after a complaint filed against her was withdrawn and subsequently closed.

Watanga FC has officially been crowned champions of the Liberia Football Association (LFA) First Division League for the 2025/26 season, further cementing the club’s status as one of Liberia’s most dominant football institutions.

Mustapha I. Raji has been re-elected unopposed as President of the Liberia Football Association (LFA), securing a third four-year term during the association’s 30th Ordinary Congress held Friday, May 15, at the LFA Headquarters in Congo Town.

The contest for leadership of the Liberia Football Association (LFA) has taken another dramatic turn, as presidential hopeful Cassell Anthony Kouh formally appeals his disqualification from the upcoming elections.

LFA Elections Committee disqualifies Cassell Kouh over eligibility rules, leaving Mustapha Raji as the sole presidential candidate for the 2026 Congress. With the integrity clause still in force, the spotlight now shifts to whether this decision will face a Supreme Court challenge.

Shaita Angels FC President Benita Urey has rejected the LFA’s decision to reduce her ban to three years, calling the sanction unjust and politically motivated, and confirming plans to challenge the ruling at the Court of Arbitration for Sport.

Court declines to rule on the constitutionality of LFA’s eligibility clause, leaving the 2018 statutes fully in force. While Cassell Kouh has been cleared to contest, his fate now rests with the LFA vetting process—setting the stage for a possible Supreme Court showdown if his bid is rejected.

Civil Law Court clears Cassell Kouh to contest LFA elections and lifts injunction that stalled the April 18 Congress. The ruling restores the electoral process but leaves key constitutional questions for the Supreme Court to decide. What does this mean for Liberian football going forward?

The LFA Appeals Committee has reduced the five-year ban imposed on Shaita Angels FC President Benita Urey to three years, ruling the original punishment “manifestly disproportionate” despite upholding findings of match manipulation.

Benita Urey alleges she was sexually harassed while seeking sponsorship for Shaita Angels FC and claims her ban from LFA activities is politically motivated. She promises to reveal more in an upcoming live broadcast.