monrovia former soccer star george weah set win first round presidential election liberia elections commission say sunday lead 39 percent vote less percent precincts still count face vice president joseph boakai second place 29.1 percent second round poll next month boakai 280,000 vote ahead third place candidate lawyer charles brumskine 9.8 percent final certify result tuesday poll must announce oct. 25 1.5 million vote count far 95.6 percent poll station report mathematically impossible brumskine could move second place turnout base vote count far nearly 75 percent total 20 candidates compete last week poll seek succeed nobel peace prize winner ellen johnson sirleaf would liberia first democratic transfer power 70 years weah boakai predict outright victory first round supporters weah headquarter capital monrovia crowd around cars listen result broadcast radio voice frustration become clear second round vote unavoidable need calm worry go cheat us feel disenchant 2005 2011. people say second round desire weah supporter luke harris 31 say weah national hero liberia become first non-european win european soccer player year award 1995 year pick african world player year award finish runner-up johnson sirleaf 2005 election help draw line years civil war kill hundreds thousands civilians vice-presidential candidate ticket winston tubman lose six years late officials weah boakai campaign say would accept result disappoint go run anticipate would win first round accept go say mohammed ali spokesman boakai rule unity party even sunday result announcement campaign already begin court candidates seek support run-off ali confirm boakai campaign meet fourth place candidate alexander cummings ex-warlord-turned-senator prince johnson fifth place johnson say also contact weah brumskine denounce vote claim plague fraud call new election though international observers give poll clean bill health vote re-run two poll place nimba county tuesday however due irregularities although measure concern thousand vote ex-soccer star weah head presidential run-off liberia