Sierra Leone International midfielder Alhassan Koroma has started his Al Shahaniya adventure on a bright note. 

The club’s new signing has more than endeared himself to his new fans with his displays ahead of the Qatari second-tier season.

Koroma, 23, has recorded two goals in his last two games for his new club since joining in August. 

His first was against Lucille in a friendly before accounting for his second in their QFA CUP tie against Muaither SC on Sunday, September 3rd.

Shahaniya defeated Muaither 7-0 to top Group A as Koroma scored the club’s second.

They will kick off their Qatari second-tier league on September 22 with a away trip against Al Waab.

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Sierra Leone winger Mustapha Bundu is ready for a new adventure with English Championship side Plymouth Argyle after joining on a permanent two-year contract.

The deal is subject to international clearance and the approval of a work visa. Mustapha will wear squad number 15.

Plymouth Argyle added the Sierra Leone International forward Mustapha Bundu to their squad on Deadline Day and could make his debut against Preston North End this weekend.

Bundu, 26, featured in 29 matches for Spanish side FC Andorra while on loan from Anderlecht last season. 

The former AGF Aarhus and Kobenhavn attacker has played 14 times for his national team, scoring three goals.

Argyle Manager Steven Schumacher is convinced they got the right player for their style of play. He said: “I am thrilled that we have managed to bring Mustapha to the club,” he told the club’s website. 

“He is someone we have been tracking for a while and will bring different qualities to our forward line.

“He is a full international for Sierra Leone and joins us from one of the biggest clubs in Belgium. He’s also experienced England, and specifically the South West before, so he will settle quickly and we look forward to seeing him run out at Home Park for the first time.”

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Abu Kamara recorded his first in senior football from a close-range effort to give the Blues an interval lead in Portsmouth their 3-1 win over Peterborough on Saturday.

He was provided with an assist for Poole by fizzing a cross towards the defender at the far post. Posh took the lead after 20 minutes as, with plenty of room and only one defender to beat, Ricky-Jade Jones cut inside and curled the ball into the far corner.

He also provided an assist for Poole by fizzing a cross towards the defender at the far post. Posh took the lead after 20 minutes as, with plenty of room and only one defender to beat, Ricky-Jade Jones cut inside and curled the ball into the far corner.

Pompey equalised in the 38th minute when a Marlon Pack cross found Bishop to head home from close range. Within five minutes, the home side had the lead.

A corner from the right saw Kwame Poku slice the ball into his six-yard box for a surprised Abu Kamara to sweep home. After Peterborough midfielder Hector Kyprianou headed against his bar, Pompey stretched their advantage on 59 minutes when a powerful low cross from Kamara saw Regan Poole net from close range.

Joe Morrell saw red for the home side after a second yellow five minutes from time, but John Mousinho’s men held on for the points.

Match report supplied by PA Media.

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