The Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) office faced closure this morning at 7:30 AM following a High Court Order.

The closure stems from a case brought forth by former Leone Stars players Ibrahim Koroma and Samuel Barley, who alleged match-fixing against the FA.

The High Court ruled in favor of Koroma and Barley, leading to the closure of the SLFA office.Dauda Bangura, a senior Bailiff officer at the High Court, confirmed that the FA has been directed to compensate Koroma and Barley with a sum of three million dollars.

This drastic action was taken due to the FA’s failure to comply with the court order.As of now, senior officials of the FA remain unavailable for comment on this matter.Stay tuned for further updates as this story continues to develop.