A mock Lone Star comprised of mainly unattached players in Indonesia fell to the National team of

Indonesia 1-2 in a friendly which marked the final test match for the Indonesians for the Asian cup in that country.

The match organized by Liberia sports promoter Ricky Swen of Soccer Utopia Indonesia was played in front a sell out crowd at Jakabaring Stadium in South Sumatra city of Pelambang.

The Mock Lone Star was captained by two capped Liberian international midfielder Anthony Jomah Ballah who plies his trade with Liga D'jarum side Arima.

The team was guarded technically by ex- LPRC-Oilers midfielder Nyemah Collins, former Invincible Eleven finisher Francis Wolo as well as Sam Mason who served as caretaker.

For the match itself, Malaysian based striker Ponaryo Astman's late penaly goal showed the difference both sides.

The hosts broke the deadlock after five minutes through Bambary Pamungkas before towering front runner Boikai Foday brought the Liberian side back on level terms.

The player who styled for Karn United in the Second Division while in Liberia now plays for Indonesian

premier side Persiwa Mena and his equalizer according to reports monitored came as a result of a blistering
25 yarder.

In their 4-4-2 formation, the mock Lone Star line up included

Goalkeeper-Paul Mulbah (unattached)

BackFour-Tubman Johnson (Unattached)
Winston Moses (Persib)-Replaced by Winston Daniels
(Unattached) in the 70th minute.
George Weah (Unattached)
Markson Gray (Unattached)

Middle Four-Stephen Mennoh (Persita Tangaran) Anthony Jomah Ballah- (Arima) Francis Carr (Unattached)- Replaced by Unattached Philip Tarlu after 70 mins Alex Robinson (Persikabpas)-Replaced by Unattached Richard Boywah after 80 mins.

Front Two
Boikai Foday- Persiwa Mena
Roberto Kwateh-Unattached-Replaced by Unattached Alfred Ballah after 73mins.

Reserves
Konah Davis- (Unattached)
David Massaquoi (Unattached)
Morris Portee (Unattached)
George Mitchell (Unattached)