HighlightsA brief glimpse into the past
Freeport FC starting XI to face Watanga in the Orange National League.π±π·β½οΈ The game kicks-off now.
T O M O R R O WβΌοΈ π Orange National League - 1st Division β½οΈ Watanga Fc π Freeport Fc π Blue Field β° 3:30PM π Sunday, February 17 π Monrovia π² #WatangaFreeport #go_green ππ #workhardplayhard πͺπΎπͺπΎ
U P N E X T βΌοΈ π KICK OFF TIME CONFIRMED! β½οΈ Watanga Fc π Freeport Fc π Wednesday, February 17 β° 3:30PM π Blue Field π Orange National League - 1st Division πMonrovia #go_green ππ #workhardplayhard πͺπͺ
Team, Place & City Details
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