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Football in Sierra Leone

Leone Stars · WAFU-A · 172 players in our database

303Internationals
0AFCON titles
3AFCON appearances
0World Cups
39thIn Africa (Elo)

Overview

Sierra Leone is a member of the Confederation of African Football and plays in the West African Zone A (WAFU-A) zone. The men's national team, known as the Leone Stars, has played 303 recorded internationals since 1949, winning 91 of them (30.0%).

Sierra Leone have played at 3 AFCON finals without winning the title.

On current form our Elo rating places Sierra Leone 39th in Africa and 156th in the world.

With about 8.8 million people and its capital in Freetown, Sierra Leone has produced 172 notable footballers footballers in our database.

Full Sierra Leone national team page →

Famous Sierra Leonean footballers

All Sierra Leonean players →

Most capped

Top scorers (match database)

  • Mohamed Kallon3
  • Sheriff Suma3
  • Kei Kamara3
  • Kama Dumbuya2
  • Wasieu Sounmonu2
  • Ismael Dyfan2
  • Abu Kanu2
  • Chernor Mansaray2

Full list →

Where Sierra Leonean players play

10 active Sierra Leonean players are currently at clubs outside Sierra Leone. The most common destinations:

Belarusian Premier League · 1Oberliga Westfalen · 1Football Superleague of Kosovo · 1Superettan · 1Swedish Football Division 2 · 1Allsvenskan · 1Kuwaiti Premier League · 1Belgian Pro League · 1

Sierra Leonean players abroad → · Latest Sierra Leonean transfers →

Clubs and leagues in Sierra Leone

Main competitions: Sierra Leone National Premier League.

Where Sierra Leonean footballers are born

ZimbabweZambiaYemenUzbekistanUnited Arab EmiratesUgandaTurkmenistanTurkeyTunisiaTogoTanzaniaSyriaeSwatiniS. SudanSudanSpainSouth AfricaSomaliaSierra LeoneSeychellesSenegalSaudi ArabiaSão Tomé and PrincipeRwandaQatarPortugalPakistanOmanNigeriaNigerNamibiaMozambiqueMoroccoW. SaharaMauritiusMauritaniaMaltaMaliMalawiMadagascarLibyaLiberiaLesothoLebanonKuwaitKenyaJordanItalyIsraelPalestineIraqIranGuinea-BissauGuineaGreeceGhanaGambiaGabonFranceEthiopiaEritreaEq. GuineaEgyptDjiboutiCyprusCôte d'IvoireDem. Rep. CongoCongoComorosChadCentral African Rep.Cabo VerdeCameroonBurundiBurkina FasoBotswanaBeninBahrainAngolaAlgeriaAfghanistanFreetown: 95Sierra Leone: 13Koidu: 9Kenema: 9Bo: 7Kabala: 5Kambia: 2Magburaka: 1Yoni Chiefdom: 1Bumpe: 1Koindu: 1Makeni: 1Batkanu: 1Tombo: 1
Freetown · 95Sierra Leone · 13Koidu · 9Kenema · 9Bo · 7Kabala · 5Kambia · 2Magburaka · 1Yoni Chiefdom · 1Bumpe · 1

9 Sierra Leone internationals were born abroad, most often in United Kingdom (7), Spain (1), Ghana (1). See the diaspora →

Stadiums

Strength over time

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Year-end Elo rating of Sierra Leone. Elo history →

Frequently asked questions

What is the nickname of the Sierra Leone national team?

Sierra Leone are nicknamed the Leone Stars.

How many times have Sierra Leone won AFCON?

Sierra Leone have won the Africa Cup of Nations 0 times.

Have Sierra Leone played at the World Cup?

No, Sierra Leone have not qualified for a World Cup finals tournament yet.

Who is the top scorer for Sierra Leone?

In our match database, Mohamed Kallon leads with 3 goals. Goal data is most complete for tournament matches.

Who is the most famous Sierra Leonean footballer?

By international recognition, Curtis Davies is the best-known Sierra Leonean footballer in our database, followed by Steven Caulker and Rodney Strasser.

What is the biggest stadium in Sierra Leone?

National Stadium is the largest football stadium in Sierra Leone in our records, with a capacity of 45,000.