Bamenda Pre-season Solidarity Tournament: Game day 3 results and analysis, day 4 fixtures

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Bafmeng United # Rangers FC encounter

Matches counting for game day 3 in the Bamenda Pre-season Solidarity Tournament were in action Tuesday February 8 with Hilltop Strikers who had managed to pick up a point against elite two club side Rangers FC of Bafut in their first game, separating on another 1-1 score in their clash with top-flight club YOSA.

The academicians of Yong Sports Academy secured their first goal of the Pre-season tournament thanks to an early penalty in the first half of the game.

Converted into goal, the boys of Coach Nkyabo Martin really didn't put up an impressive performance according to spectators.

It should be noted that when YOSA bowed to Bafmeng United in their first game of the tournament, the coach confessed to MNews237.com that a win isn't what he was looking for in the competition.

penalty save by Bafmeng goalie

He had however admitted that the squad after the 2021 season, lost some key players and was still struggling to define a new play idea with the fresh legs that have been introduced to the team.

Hilltop Strikers who sperated on a 1-1 in their opener against elite two side Rangers FC of Bafut, scored at the 25th minute into the 2nd half to level score with YOSA.

The boys of coach Ngwa Remy went into their 2nd game with 1point and left with 2points to their credit.

Rangers FC of Bafut in the second match put up an impressive performance against Bafmeng United who confronted the game with 3points under their belt.

spectators living the Bamenda Pre-season solidarity tournament

The boys of coach Tama Wango who urged YOSA by 1-0 in their opening game did their best with their shot stopper preventing more than 7 times, balls from reaching his net in the first 45 mins of the game.

To the amusement of the spectators he managed to save an early penalty executed by Blaise Ndiforchu of Rangers FC.

The only goal of the game came in th 2nd half from Rangers FC via Vofack Bright Bassa, putting the elite two side from Bafut on top of group A with 4points on the classification table.

As it stands
Pool A

Rangers FC - 4pts
Bafmeng United - 3pts
Hilltop Strikers - 2pts
YOSA - 1pt

Wednesday February 9th fixtures will be executed still at the St. Paul's school field.


Elite two side Foncha street FC which is still to record a point in the competition will clash with Option Sport which suffers thesame fate at 1:pm.

The second game comes up at 3:pm and it pits Group B leaders PWD with 3pts and 3 goals to their name against Rainbow FC with same statistics.

PWD of Bamenda picked their first 3pts in a game against Option Sport which ended 3-0 last week while Rainbow FC overpowered Foncha street FC in a 3-2 win.

As it stands in Group B

PWD - 3pts
Rainbow FC- 3pts
Foncha Street - 0pt
Option Sport - 0pt

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