MTN Elite One Championship, day 3 action this weekend: YOSA and PWD in search of their first Elite One point this weekend, plus more sports
By Stephen Tadaha
Yong Sports Academy of Bamenda will on Sunday, October 30 receive APEJES of Nfou at the Mbouda Arena Stadium from 3h30 pm. The yellow submarines are out to grab their first point of the season after losing their first two games. The Mbouda Arena Stadium will this season serve as the host ground for YOSA.
PWD on their part after being on standby on day one and losing 0-2 on day two, will also be in search of their first point as they play host to UMS of Loum at the Bamendzi stadium in Bafoussam on Saturday, October 29 at 3h30 pm.
Bamboutos FC of Mbouda will receive Fovu of Baham in a West regional derby at the Mbouda Arena Stadium from 3h30 pm on Saturday, October 29. The Mangwa boys will need to grab a third consecutive win to maintain a perfect start in this year’s Elite One thus conserving the trust already put in them.
Other fixtures are.
Saturday, October 29.
Group A
Japoma Annex Stadium
3h30 pm: Stade Renard vs Avion
Ngoa-Ekele Stadium, Yaoundé,
4pm : Eding vs Canon
Group B
Ngoa-Ekele Stadium, Yaoundé
2pm: Dragon vs Fauve Azur
Ahmadou Ahidjo Omnisports Annex Stadium, Yaoundé,
3h30 pm: AS Fortuna vs ASTRES
SUNDAY OCTOBER 30.
GROUP B
Roumde Adja Annex Stadium, Garoua,
3h30 pm : Gazelle vs Union
MTN Elite two is postponed.
Initially scheduled to begin on October 29, the MTN Elite Two championship has been postponed to an unknown date.
The information is contained in a release signed by the Secretary General of the Transitional council of Cameroon’s professional football, Faustin Blaise Mbida on Wednesday, October 26. He further stated in the release that the new Calendar will be made public as soon as possible.
Under 23 AFCON qualifiers
The return leg matches of the second round will be played from Friday, October 28-30.
A total of 14 teams are expected to emerge from this round and play the third and last qualifier round in March 2023. The indomitable Lions of Cameroon after their away victory 3-2 against Angola in Luanda last week, will be expected to confirm their supremacy in the return leg this Sunday, October 30th in Douala. In case the boys of Guy Feutchine win this second round, they will face the winner of the game between Madagascar and Gabon in the third round.
Renewal of basic structures at Sports Federations in Cameroon
The minister of sports and Physical Education, Narcisse Mouelle Kombi has in an October 26 circular letter, extended the deadlines to November 3, 2022, for candidature files to be deposited and November 10, 2022, for the start of elections at various Sports Federations.
The pre-electoral conciliation will be ensured by the follow-up committee of the Electoral process, instead of the Cameroon Olympic and Sports Committee (CNOSC) and the Cameroonian National Paralympic Committee (CNPC) as was the case in previous circulars.
These modifications according to the sport’s boss are due to many grievances aired by actors implied in the electoral process.
After governing these Federations for about a decade now, the government has been seeing the need for changes to be done at the bodies. The reason why the minister for the past months has been at the forefront with heads of these Federations, is for them to organize free and fair elections that will revitalize the sports community in the country.
