Gambian weekend roundup week 22 saw colourful celebrations as Adama Jarju, the Teungueth quadruple, Saidy Janko, and Ebrima Colley were all crowned league champions in Montenegro, Senegal, and Switzerland.
Both Omar Colley and Noah Sonko were not in their sides Sunday matches in Turkey and Bulgaria, with the latter having won the league.
Switzerland
Ebrima Colley registered his fourth assists of the season as BSC Young Boys recorded a 3-0 win over Winterthur. This was Colley’s first senior silverware; he was introduced in the 46th minute while Saidy Janko was handed a start as the former Real Valladolid star featured in 30 league games in the 23/24 season.
Turkey
Ali Sowe restored MKE Ankaragücü’müz’s lead in the 78th minute, but Destan scored a hattrick to win it for the hosts 4-2.
Denmark
Vejle Bk ended the season with a 1-0 away defeat against Randers; both Musa Juwara and Hamza Barry retained their spots in the starting XI.
Alasana Manneh was in the starting XI following his brilliant performance in his last three matches. Odense lost away to Viborg despite taking the lead. They ended up being relegated from the Superligaen for the first time in 26 years.
Sweden
Mjällby fell at home after a 3-1 defeat against Djurgården. Manneh has now featured in Mjällby’s last four home games after coming on in injury time to replace Silas Nwankwo.
Bubacarr Jobe scored a brace and assisted Omar Dampha in a 4-1 win over FK Karlskrona. Jobe, a former Mjällby forward, rounded the host goalkeeper twice in the 51st and 74th minute.
Kazakhstan
Lamin Jarju was handed his start in the Atyrau FC goalless draw with Ordabasy. Jarju, who lasted for 70 minutes, was given a standing ovation.
Estonia
The Paide League Cup journey came to an end following a 4-2 away win against Levadia.
Latvia
RFS are on a six-match winning streak, with Haruna Njie involved in the last three games. Njie, the former Gunjur midfielder, was handed a start in the RFS 1-0 win over Tukums.
Montenegro
Adama Jarju has helped his Montenegrin side FK Bokelj secure the second division league title and thus gain promotion into the Montenegro first division. This came after Bokelj won their final league game, beating FK Internacional 3-0. Jarju played 15 of 19 matches in the second round.
Bangladesh
Fortis Football Club registered a 2-1 victory against Police FC. Pa Omar broke the deadlock in the 22nd minute, before Ukrainian forward Valeriy doubled the lead for the visitors.
Tanzania
Azam put five past Kagera Sugar, with Gibril Sillah scoring the opener to take his goal tally to eight. Sillah went on to assist the 2nd and 3rd goals to take his assists to seven. Azam FC finished second with 66 points.
Senegal
Kabiro Joof scored his sixth league goal at the Amadou Barry Stadium as Guédiawaye edged Gorée 1-0.
Teungueth Rufisque won their second Senegalese league title on Sunday, with Sidy Sow scoring the lone goal. Their competitor, Jaraaf, lost away to Ouakam 2-1. Lie Kah, Yusupha Sanyang, Bubacarr Sanneh, and Matar Ceesay are all league winners.
