As Sierra Leone rebuilds itself following a 10-year-long civil war, members of the Single Leg Amputee Sports Club aim to play against other international teams, and make a living from their sport. Most of the 22 members of the club had limbs cut off by rebel forces during the war.

In February 2007, the club—which had already competed in matches in Britain, Russia, and Brazil—hosted the first ever All-African Amputee Football Tournament.

As Sierra Leone rebuilds itself following a ten-year-long civil war, members of the Single Leg Amputee Sports Club aim to play against other international teams, and make a living from their sport. Most of the 22 members of the club had limbs cut off by rebel forces during the war. In February 2007 the club - which had already competed in matches in Britain, Russia, and Brazil - hosted the first ever All-African Amputee Football Tournament.

As Sierra Leone rebuilds itself following a ten-year-long civil war, members of the Single Leg Amputee Sports Club aim to play against other international teams, and make a living from their sport. Most of the 22 members of the club had limbs cut off by rebel forces during the war. In February 2007 the club - which had already competed in matches in Britain, Russia, and Brazil - hosted the first ever All-African Amputee Football Tournament.

As Sierra Leone rebuilds itself following a ten-year-long civil war, members of the Single Leg Amputee Sports Club aim to play against other international teams, and make a living from their sport. Most of the 22 members of the club had limbs cut off by rebel forces during the war. In February 2007 the club - which had already competed in matches in Britain, Russia, and Brazil - hosted the first ever All-African Amputee Football Tournament.

As Sierra Leone rebuilds itself following a ten-year-long civil war, members of the Single Leg Amputee Sports Club aim to play against other international teams, and make a living from their sport. Most of the 22 members of the club had limbs cut off by rebel forces during the war. In February 2007 the club - which had already competed in matches in Britain, Russia, and Brazil - hosted the first ever All-African Amputee Football Tournament.

As Sierra Leone rebuilds itself following a ten-year-long civil war, members of the Single Leg Amputee Sports Club aim to play against other international teams, and make a living from their sport. Most of the 22 members of the club had limbs cut off by rebel forces during the war. In February 2007 the club - which had already competed in matches in Britain, Russia, and Brazil - hosted the first ever All-African Amputee Football Tournament.

As Sierra Leone rebuilds itself following a ten-year-long civil war, members of the Single Leg Amputee Sports Club aim to play against other international teams, and make a living from their sport. Most of the 22 members of the club had limbs cut off by rebel forces during the war. In February 2007 the club - which had already competed in matches in Britain, Russia, and Brazil - hosted the first ever All-African Amputee Football Tournament.

As Sierra Leone rebuilds itself following a ten-year-long civil war, members of the Single Leg Amputee Sports Club aim to play against other international teams, and make a living from their sport. Most of the 22 members of the club had limbs cut off by rebel forces during the war. In February 2007 the club - which had already competed in matches in Britain, Russia, and Brazil - hosted the first ever All-African Amputee Football Tournament.

As Sierra Leone rebuilds itself following a ten-year-long civil war, members of the Single Leg Amputee Sports Club aim to play against other international teams, and make a living from their sport. Most of the 22 members of the club had limbs cut off by rebel forces during the war. In February 2007 the club - which had already competed in matches in Britain, Russia, and Brazil - hosted the first ever All-African Amputee Football Tournament.

As Sierra Leone rebuilds itself following a ten-year-long civil war, members of the Single Leg Amputee Sports Club aim to play against other international teams, and make a living from their sport. Most of the 22 members of the club had limbs cut off by rebel forces during the war. In February 2007 the club - which had already competed in matches in Britain, Russia, and Brazil - hosted the first ever All-African Amputee Football Tournament.

As Sierra Leone rebuilds itself following a ten-year-long civil war, members of the Single Leg Amputee Sports Club aim to play against other international teams, and make a living from their sport. Most of the 22 members of the club had limbs cut off by rebel forces during the war. In February 2007 the club - which had already competed in matches in Britain, Russia, and Brazil - hosted the first ever All-African Amputee Football Tournament.

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