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Four top teams to battle for supremacy in Mayor’s semi-finals
The traditional Mayor’s Annual Knockout Inter-Ward football fiesta continues with the Semifinals
Pernell Shultz
tomorrow with an exciting double header at the Georgetown Football Club (GFC) ground from 6:30pm.
The exciting football fiesta will see four top teams, West Ruimveldt, Wortmanville, Bourda and West Ruimveldt Estate battling to the last minute of play time for supremacy.
West Ruimveldt and Bourda will open the curtains in the double header for the semis. The fierce battle between the two teams will see Dwayne Alli, who netted the victory goal for West Ruimveldt in the 18th minute against Kitty, spearheading the team along with Devon Millington, Philip Rowley, Nedd Fraser and Sherman David for another victory.
Bourda will not be intimated by the West Ruimveldt key players as their line-up is as equally strong as Ruimveldt. Striker Roy Stanton who scored in the quarter-finals in the 79th minute against Kuru Kururu will lead Bourda along with Keshawn Blackman, Keon Solomon, Allan Spence and Ronell McLean.
The final game for the evening will be contested between Wortmanville and West Ruimveldt Estate from 8:30pm.
Wortmanville already showed that they are a force to be reckoned with in the quarter-finals when the crushed Alexander Village 4-0. Forefront players for Wortmanville are Pernell Shultz, Eon Alleyne, Colin Edwards, Dellon Williams, Joshua Brown, Paul Daniels and Royan Morrison. Shultz hat trick and Daniels goal allowed them to advance easily to the semis.
The Pedro brothers (Hubert and Michael), Michael Oie, Stellon David and Randolph Morrison will lead West Ruimveldt Estate in the skirmish against Wortmanville.
At stake for the top four teams in the finals are respective $500,000, $250,000, $150,000 and $100,000.
The final is slated for April 13.
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