Muscat FC

Liberian football club

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Football club

Muscat FC LiberiaFull name| Muscat FC Liberia

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Nickname(s)| The Resilience
Founded| March 16, 2008; 14 years ago (March 16, 2008)
Ground| Antoinette Tubman Stadium
Monrovia, Liberia
Capacity| 12,000
League| LFA First Division
2021–22| LFA Second Division, 2nd of 14 (promoted)

Home colours

Away colours

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Muscat FC is a Liberian professional football club based in Paynesville. Founded on March 16, 2008, in Du-Port Road, Paynesville, the club competes in the Liberian Second League.

Muscat FC has positively engaged young people in Liberia by committing to support their game and encourage education for all through sports. The club gained promotion to the second division in 2018 after it was undefeated and crowned champions of the third division. The club finished the 2019 season in sixth place, which placed them in the promotion playoff against Nimba Kwado FC.[1]

## Club history[edit]

Fourth Division

The club played in the fourth division for two seasons from 2005 to 2007. They got promoted to the third division in 2010.[2]

Third Division

Muscat FC played in the third division for three seasons and got promoted to the second division in 2013 for the first time. The team played 19 league matches, winning 16, drawing 2, and losing 1.[3]

Second Division

Muscat FC played in the second division league in 2014 successfully in the first phase, earning the second spot on the league table. During the second phase, Muscat was deducted six points for allegedly "fielding an illegal player" thereby awarding the points to Gardnesville FC. At the end of the league season, Muscat FC was relegated to the third division.[4]

## Achievements[edit]

* Liberian Third Division
* Champions (1): 2018[5]
* Liberian Third Division
* Runners-up (1): 2013

## Squad[edit]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

| No. | Pos. | Nation  | Player

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13  | DF |  LBR | Mongar Robinson
16  | GK |  LBR | Jimmy Dorbor
18  | GK |  LBR | Melvin Meah
1  | GK |  LBR | Marvin Sumo
22  | DF |  LBR | Uray Gartor
17  | DF |  LBR | Emmanuel Reyah
3  | DF |  LBR | Konah Gbolor
5  | DF |  LBR | Mandella Dolo
12  | DF |  LBR | Moses Johnson
13  | DF |  LBR | Monger Robertson
15  | DF |  LBR | Bangalee Sheriff
28  | DF |  LBR | Alfred Harris (footballer)
25  | MF |  LBR | Micheal Dennis
| No. | Pos. | Nation  | Player

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4  | MF |  LBR | Isaac Dayweah
2  | MF |  LBR | Arku Morris
20  | MF |  LBR | Adolphus Tubor
6  | MF |  LBR | Zubah Vesselee
8  | MF |  LBR | James Kpayue
19  | MF |  LBR | George Gbakoyah
24  | MF |  LBR | Jeff Alonzo
21  | FW |  LBR | Randy Mccauley
27  | FW |  LBR | Musa Jabateh
30  | FW |  LBR | Mark Yallah
14  | FW |  LBR | Joe Siebeh
7  | FW |  LBR | Benedict Newton
10  | FW |  LBR | Oscar Menyeah

## Technical staff[edit]

* Head coach: Jehezakiah Benjamin
* Assistant Coach: n/a
* Administrative Manager: Abdul Razak
* Medic: Ansu Ansumana
* Trainer: Abdul Razak
* TM : Mccarty Kollie

## References[edit]

1. ^ "Nimba Kwado FC & Muscat FC to fight for 1st division promotion | Liberia Public Radio". 18 July 2019.
2. ^ "Liberia: CIC Buys Shares in Muscat FC".
3. ^ https://allafrica.com/stories/201601131432.html[bare URL]
4. ^ "Muscat & Paynesville FC in 3rd Division Playoffs – FOCUS Newspaper Liberia".
5. ^ "In Montserrado 3rd Division Championship -Muscat, Paynesville FC Reached Final – PARROT NEWS Online". 19 January 2019.

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