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Guinness ‘Greatest in de Streets’ semi-finals on tonight
Part of the action in the quarter-finals which was played on Sunday evening at the National Park Tarmac.
– West Front Road, Alexander Village favourites for final
West Front Road and Alexander Village should start as favourites to clash in the final of this year’s Guinness ‘Greatest in de Streets’ Football Competition after registering emphatic victories over their respective opponents during quarter-final action which ended on Sunday evening, at the National Park Tarmac.
West Front Road easily disposed of Stevedore Housing Scheme by a 3-0 margin to set up a date with Albouystown ‘A’, while Alexander Village recorded a similar win against Laing Avenue and they will now collide with Broad Street ‘B’ for a place in the final.
In quarter-final action: Game 1 Albouystown ‘A’ squeezed past Norton Street 1-0
Goal Scorer
Albouystown
Devon Small 3rd min
In the second game, West Front Road beat Stevedore Housing Scheme 3-0.
Goal Scorers
West Front Road
National Nagaloo 13th min
Ola Pedro 14th min
Wendell Pedro 17th min
Broad Street ‘B’ then edged Sophia 2-1.
Goal Scorers
Broad Street
Johnny Gravesande 11th and 13th min
Sophia
Sheik Kamal 25th min
In the final game of the night, Alexander Village cruised past Laing Avenue 3-0.
Goal Scorers
Alexander Village
Shemroy Porter 19th min
Leon Yaw 20th min
Dwayne Daniels 30th min.
Over thirty-two teams started this year’s competition which carries a first prize of $500,000, runner-up $300,000, third place $150,000 and fourth place finisher $50,000.
In addition to the over $1million in prize monies that are up for grabs, individual prizes will also be given to the tournament’s Most Valuable Player, Highest Goal-scorer and the Most Disciplined Team.
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