AFCON 2021: Kamara Send Sierra Leone To AFCON After 26 Years Of Wait
By Sampson Adedeji
It was a day to remember on Tuesday in Sierra Leone as they secured qualification to the 2021 African Cup of Nations after 26 years of absence, BSNSports.com.ng can reports.
Lone stars of Sierra Leone defeated Squirrels of Benin 1-0 on Tuesday afternoon in a rescheduled game that took place at the General Lassana Conte Stadium in Conakry, Guinea.
Key Ansu Kamara scored the game’s lone goal from the spot after 18 minutes to give Sierra Leone a vital lead that was kept till the final whistle.
The Leone Stars finished second in Group L with seven points behind group winners, Nigeria (14 points).
Benin had the same number of points seven, as Sierra Leone, same head-to-head results (each winning 1-0 at home), but Sierra Leone qualified on better goal difference (0) compared to Benin's own (-1).
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