Football fans are gearing up for an exciting encounter as Waterloo FC, popularly dubbed the “Fry Fish Boys,” prepare to face off against Sierra Leone Police in a crucial match at the Bassa Town field. The game, set for Monday, 11 August 2025, promises intense action as both teams battle for valuable points in the race for promotion.
Waterloo FC currently tops the Western Area Football Association (WAFA) Division One Table for the East Zone with 21 points, showcasing a dominant run of form this season. Their opponents, Sierra Leone Police, sit in fifth place with 16 points and are aiming to narrow the gap.
With promotion to the Sierra Leone Premier League within reach, the Fry Fish Boys are brimming with confidence. “We are Premier League bound, by God’s grace,” Junisa Tony Kallon, the club’s manager declared ahead of the highly anticipated fixture.
Meanwhile, in a widely circulated message, Chairman of Waterloo FC, Kasho J. Holland-Cole, has called on all Waterloonians—from religious leaders to the youth in the ghettos—to rally behind the team through any means of support they can offer. He emphasized that the strength of community backing could be the difference-maker in this crucial phase of the season.
Kickoff is scheduled for 4:00 PM, and fans are expected to flock to the Bassa Town field in full force to cheer the Fry Fish Boys on as they push toward a long-awaited move to top-flight football.
