Heaven Eleven produced a ruthless away performance to beat Wologisi FC 3-0 in the Liberia First Division on Thursday, 22 October 2026. A first-half opener set the tone before two second-half goals completed a convincing victory that underlined Heaven Eleven’s attacking quality and Wologisi’s defensive fragility.

Match overview

Wologisi FC began with intent, pressing high and trying to use the home crowd as an extra source of energy. However, Heaven Eleven absorbed the early pressure comfortably and soon began to control midfield. Their compact shape forced Wologisi into sideways passing, and once Heaven Eleven won the ball back, they attacked with purpose and precision.

The opening goal arrived in the 12th minute and changed the complexion of the contest. Wologisi tried to respond, but their attacking moves lacked fluency, and Heaven Eleven’s goalkeeper was rarely troubled. The visitors managed the game expertly after the break, adding two more goals while keeping a clean sheet.

Key moments

• 12th minute: Heaven Eleven took the lead when Emmanuel Kollie pounced on a loose ball inside the box and fired low into the bottom corner.
• 38th minute: Wologisi’s best chance came from a free-kick, but Joseph Kpoto headed over from a promising position.
• 54th minute: Prince Dolo doubled the advantage with a composed finish after a swift counter-attack through the middle.
• 78th minute: Samuel Tweh sealed the win with a close-range finish following a corner that Wologisi failed to clear convincingly.

Tactical story

Heaven Eleven’s 4-3-3 system gave them control in central areas. Their midfield trio pressed collectively, won second balls, and moved the ball quickly into the front three. Kollie’s movement between the lines was particularly difficult for Wologisi to track, while Dolo and Tweh stretched the defence with runs into wide areas.

Wologisi FC struggled to build from the back. Their attempts to play through midfield were repeatedly intercepted, and when they went direct, the Heaven Eleven centre-backs dealt with the aerial threat comfortably. The home side improved slightly after half-time but lacked the cutting edge to turn possession into goals.

Standout players

Emmanuel Kollie was the standout performer, setting the tone with the opening goal and linking play intelligently throughout. Prince Dolo’s pace and direct running caused constant problems, while Samuel Tweh capped a strong team display with the third goal. For Wologisi, Kpoto showed effort and physical presence, but he was too often isolated against a well-organised defence.

Season impact

The result gives Heaven Eleven a significant boost in the Liberia First Division standings and reinforces their reputation as one of the division’s more dangerous attacking sides. For Wologisi FC, the defeat raises questions about defensive concentration and home form. Heaven Eleven will look to build on the clean sheet and clinical finishing, while Wologisi must find a response quickly to avoid slipping further behind in the table.