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Jun 16, 2016 Sports
The Mocha based Riddim Squad squeezed to a 2-1 win over a game Flamingo to move to 20 points when action in the Stag Premier League organised by the Georgetown Football Association continued on Tuesday night last at the
Georgetown Football Club ground.
The night’s feature match ended in a 0-0 stalemate between point’s leaders Western Tigers and old rivals, Camptown.
Riddim Squad took some time to penetrate the defence of the Flamingo side and once they did, two quick goals materialized which sealed the match there way. Amos Ramsay it was who broke the deadlock on 33 minutes with his teammate, Rolex Smith doubling the advantage three minutes later as the first half ended 2-0 in Riddim Squad’s favour.
The second half was just as fiercely contested as the first but this time around, it was Flamingo that rocked the nets on 60 minutes thanks to an Orlando Ricketts goal. With the momentum now swinging their way, Flamingo tried their utmost to get the equalizer but it was not to be; Riddim Squad were able to defend their one goal advantage to walk away with full points.
Two more matches will be played at the same venue from 18:30hrs today. Beacon will open against Northern Rangers with the feature game between Police and Santos. (Franklin Wilson)
Teams Played Points
Western Tigers 12 24
Santos 11 21
Police 11 20
Riddim Squad 12 20
Camptown 12 18
Flamingo 12 10
Northern Rangers 11 8
Beacon 11 4
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