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Sep 22, 2017 Sports
Defending champions Agricola Red Triangle will be going after their third win in as many matches when play in the second annual East Bank Football Association / Ralph Green sponsored Under-11 League continues at the Grove Playfield, tomorrow.
Agricola, one of two undefeated teams will be taking on new comers; Diamond Upsetters with a draw and a loss under their belt in the day’s second match, the opening encounter will see Mocha Champs with one win in three matches opposing Herstelling Raiders which suffered a loss in their first match.
Tomorrow’s penultimate match will see Samatta Point / Kaneville (1 win 1 loss) coming up against Friendship (1 loss) with the feature clash between the other unbeaten team in the competition, Grove Hi Tech and Diamond United which has two wins and one loss to their credit so far.
Another exciting day of pee wee action is anticipated as the next generation of players continues to take shape.
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