All is now set for Liberia's Premiership Champions LPRC-Oilers to host their Senegalese opponents Daraf in the first round of the CAF champions’ League.

The match, which is slated for the Antoinette Tubman Stadium (ATS) in Monrovia, is expected to pull a huge turnout judging from the protracted period of Liberian clubs absence from the international scene.

LPRC management is said to have given the green light for the duel on Sunday, February19.

In a telephone conservation with Coach Kadallah Kromah, he said the team is highly spirited from the technical point, and is hoping to pull victory on Sunday.

He however noted that it is his wish that the administration adhere to all that is required for the team to be successful on Sunday. The former Lone Star Technical Manager then heaped praises on the players for showing commitment during training. Meanwhile, the technical squad has named a provisional 23-man squad for Sunday’s crunch duel.

Goalkeepers: Saydee Swen, Ramsee Duranyamee, Nelson Teah and Boye Pratt.

Defenders: Shelton Barlee, Sackie Doe, Varmah Kpoto, Frank Friday, David Tweh, Stanley Parker and Samuel Goi.

Midfielders/Strikers: Isaac Tondo, Opelo George, Himie Freeman, Abel Quiah, David Tarpeh, Augustine Flomo, Archie Brown, Mark Jadoe, Nicodemus Jacobs, Abraham Karmo, Henry Jenkins and Victor Nyanti.

Reports gathered say the team is said to be unhappy with regards to their camping site, and are yearning for relocation. The Oilers are expected to camp at their usual dressing house in Gardnersville. The area is said to be less favorable in terms of convenience for concentration, as it is located behind a famous rendezvous night club.

Since the area is not fenced, there are fears that there could be lot of distraction which could be unhealthy judging from the hype associated with this West African clash.

Sunday match officials are from the Benin Republic, while the match commissioner is from Guinea.

Female U-19 Match Gets New Date

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has set a new date for matches in the African Female U-19 first round qualifiers.

According to LFA chief scribe Yanqueh Borsay, the Liberia U-19 will now lock horns with their Malian counterparts on Sunday, March 5, at the Antoinette Tubman Stadium (STA).