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'''Yong Sports Academy''', or in short '''YOSA''', is one of the [[association football|football]] club in [[Cameroon]] from Bamenda. They play in the top-flight football league of Cameroon, the [[Elite One]]. |
'''Yong Sports Academy''', or in short '''YOSA''', is one of the [[association football|football]] club in [[Cameroon]] from Bamenda. They play in the top-flight football league of Cameroon, the [[Elite One]]. |
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Yong Sports Academy YOSA was created following the absence of a first Division team at the time in the Northwest Region of Cameroon. |
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==History== |
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The club was founded in 2004 by Mr. Yong Bobe Francis. The club played its first seasons in the regional North-West leagues. In 2008 it was promoted to the [[Elite Two]] and in 2009 to the top level championship [[Elite One]]. In 2009–10 and 2010–11 a 5th place was reached.<ref>{{cite web|title=YOSA - About us|url=http://yosa-cameroon.com/about-us/|publisher=yosa-cameroon.com|accessdate=3 January 2014}}</ref> The team surpassed that with a 4th place in 2012. |
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Moved by this absence, Mr Yong Francis now of late; a former football referee with outstanding love for the sport decided to start a football team in 2004. |
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Born a few years after some teams from the region like PWD FC and Kumbo Strikers were just relegated to the regional league, YOSA had a tough time beating these teams to get a ticket that will qualify them for a national tournament formerly referred to as Inter-polls that will enable the team qualify for the First Division Championship. |
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YOSA has gone on to become Bamenda's most successful football club with one of the well-known names in Cameroon football with thousands of passionate fans across the country and beyond. The team shocked Cameroon when it emerged winner of the National Football cup in 2013. |
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'''Play Ground''' |
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The Bamenda Municipal Stadium YOSA has two professional pitches in the Academy situated in the outskirts of Nkwen Bamenda. To be able to meet the needs of our ever growing fans, we have chosen to play our matches on the city stadium despite its poor state. This decision is because we priorities the happiness of our fans who are mostly based in the city center. |
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==Stadium== |
==Stadium== |
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Revision as of 14:42, 15 July 2016
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| Full name | Young Sports Academy |
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| Founded | 2004 |
| Ground | Stade Municipal Mankon |
| Capacity | 5,000 |
| League | Elite One |
| 2014 | 12th |
Yong Sports Academy, or in short YOSA, is one of the football club in Cameroon from Bamenda. They play in the top-flight football league of Cameroon, the Elite One.
Yong Sports Academy YOSA was created following the absence of a first Division team at the time in the Northwest Region of Cameroon.
Moved by this absence, Mr Yong Francis now of late; a former football referee with outstanding love for the sport decided to start a football team in 2004.
Born a few years after some teams from the region like PWD FC and Kumbo Strikers were just relegated to the regional league, YOSA had a tough time beating these teams to get a ticket that will qualify them for a national tournament formerly referred to as Inter-polls that will enable the team qualify for the First Division Championship.
YOSA has gone on to become Bamenda's most successful football club with one of the well-known names in Cameroon football with thousands of passionate fans across the country and beyond. The team shocked Cameroon when it emerged winner of the National Football cup in 2013. Play Ground The Bamenda Municipal Stadium YOSA has two professional pitches in the Academy situated in the outskirts of Nkwen Bamenda. To be able to meet the needs of our ever growing fans, we have chosen to play our matches on the city stadium despite its poor state. This decision is because we priorities the happiness of our fans who are mostly based in the city center.
Stadium
The team play in Stade Municipal Mankon in Bamenda which have a capacity of 5,000 spectators.
References
External links
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