Garmondeh reacted quickest to tap home from close range after Bea Mountain goalkeeper Emil Djata spilled an initial effort from Varney B. Varney. Despite an injection of urgency from Bea Mountain in the second half, Watanga struck again against the run of play. Deep into stoppage time, Varney B. Varney rose above the defense to loop a header into the net, sealing the 4-2 victory. Coach’s CornerSpeaking to reporters after the final whistle, a jubilant Watanga head coach Theophilus Geekor hailed the performance but remained cautious about the road ahead. Beating a team like Bea Mountain has certainly taken us closer to the championship, but our work is far from over,” Geekor said.

Source: Front Page Africa April 01, 2026 11:33 UTC