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Sep 30, 2017 Sports
The Hamilton Green Cup, knockout football competition resumes tomorrow afternoon with a double header at the Den Amstel Community Ground on the West Coast of Demerara. The first round-of-16 encounter will kick off at 14:00hrs and will pit Police FC, fresh off their victory in the Corona Invitational football tournament, against Riddim Squad that will go all out to remain in the tournament.
The second match will see West Coast based Uitvlugt looking to knockout Georgetown’s youthful Santos team, that game is scheduled to begin at 16:00hrs.
So far, three teams have qualified for the quarterfinals following the triple header at the Victoria Community Center ground last week Sunday. Those winners of the first round of 16 matches are Den Amsel, Falcons and Ann’s Grove.
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