–Liberian Side Holds Gaz Nobles FC to 1-1 Draw in Second Match at Cheetah Scouting Tournament in Ghana
SENYA BERAKU, Ghana — Liberian football talents representing JK Academic & Agency, in collaboration with Black Man Warrior FC, continued their campaign at the Cheetah Football Club Scouting Tournament in Ghana with a 1-1 draw against Gaz Nobles FC.
The result marks the Liberian delegation’s second consecutive draw in the competition after opening their campaign with a goalless stalemate.
Despite once again being unable to secure a victory, the Liberian side produced another competitive performance and demonstrated resilience against a determined Gaz Nobles outfit.
Konneh Makes the Difference
Prince Konneh emerged as the standout performer for the Liberian delegation, scoring the team’s lone goal to secure the 1-1 draw.
His overall performance earned him the Man of the Match award, highlighting his influence and contribution to the team’s second outing.
Konneh’s showing further places him among the Liberian players attracting attention at the tournament, which provides young footballers with an opportunity to showcase their abilities before scouts, agents and other football stakeholders.
Important Platform for Young Liberians
The Cheetah Cup, being held in Senya Beraku, Ghana, from August 16–23, 2026, brings together emerging football talents from different academies and clubs.
For the participating Liberian players, the tournament provides an important platform to demonstrate their skills and potentially attract opportunities with clubs, academies and football programs beyond Liberia.
The exposure is particularly valuable for young players seeking to take the next step in their football careers and gain visibility within the wider West African football market.
Liberians Still Searching for First Win
For JK Academic & Agency and Black Man Warrior FC, the two consecutive draws represent a solid but unfinished start to the tournament.
While the team remains unbeaten, it will be looking to convert its competitive performances into a first victory as the tournament progresses.
The individual performances of players such as Konneh could also prove important, particularly if they continue to attract the attention of scouts and other football professionals attending the competition.
With additional matches still ahead, the Liberian delegation will be aiming to build on its two performances, secure its first win and maximize the tournament’s opportunities for its young players to gain international exposure.
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