JAKARTA - Two matches in the second division of the Sierra Leone League resulted in an irrational score in a football match. A total of 187 goals were born from these two matches.
The striking score made the Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) immediately investigate. Alleged match-fixing occurred in these matches.
The matches in question are Gulf FC's 91-1 win over Koquima Lebanon and Lumbenbu United's 0-95 defeat against Kahula Rangers.
SLFA is currently investigating the officials and players involved in the two matches. They say there is zero tolerance for match fixing.
"In accordance with FIFA and CAF's rules against match manipulation or the like, the SLFA has zero tolerance," the statement said.
"Therefore, the general public is assured that the matter will be thoroughly investigated and anyone found guilty will face the full force of law," the statement continued.
If totaled, the score of the two matches will be the highest ranking recorded in the history of football. However, if they are not combined, the scores for each match are still less than the record held by the competition in Madagascar.
Currently, the highest number of goals in a football match is still held by the match between AS Adema versus SO l'Emyrne. At that time, Adema won with a score of 149-0.
The score of that magnitude occurred because SO l'Emyrne's players deliberately scored one after another own goal in protest at the referee's decision that they did not agree with.
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