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Trophy Stall/EBFA U-15 League Rd 2…Soesdyke Falcons and Grove Hi Tech notch up wins
Soesdyke Falcons and Grove Hi Tech recorded comfortable wins when competition in the Trophy Stall sponsored East Bank Football Association (EBFA) Under-15 League continued yesterday at the Grove Playfield.
Contesting the feature game, Soesdyke Falcons came from one goal down to defeat the ever improving Herstelling FC 4-1, while the opening encounter saw home team Grove recording a 3-0 win over Diamond United FC.
Action in the Grove Hi Tech, Diamond United Under-15 clash.
Herstelling, without a win in the tournament so far, took the early lead when they were awarded a penalty in the 15th minute, Denzel Devon netted with ease. The leaders maintained the advantage for an admirable amount of time but could not keep the Soesdyke boys at bay for long.
In the 34th minute, Kevin Marshall evened the scores and this was followed by a brace from Shane Meusa in the 46th and 50th minute. The game was put beyond the reach of Herstelling when Kevin Sobers inked his name on the score sheets in the 52nd minute.
Grove, eased to their win on account of goals from Akel Forde in the 17th minute, Trevon Pluck in the 30th and Ronaldo Simmons in the 69th minute.
Matches will continue at the same venue on Saturday.
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