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Jun 24, 2018 Sports

Mayor of New Amsterdam Winifred Haywood executes the ceremonial kick off to signal the start of competition on Friday evening.

Part of the action on opening night of the 2018 Berbice Zone of the Guinness ‘Greatest of the Streets’ Competition.
A capacity crowd that included Mayor of New Amsterdam Winifred Haywood, Guinness Brand Manager Lee Baptiste, Berbice Branch Manager Joshua Torrezao, GT Beer Brand Manager Jeoff Clement among others witnessed the opening night of the Berbice Zone which is being played, at the New Amsterdam Stelling.
The commencement followed a short break after the conclusion of the East Coast Zone, but the increasingly popular street phenomenon once again enjoyed massive support from fans and the teams that battled for Round of 16 spots did not disappoint as they produced some exciting matches to crown a wonderful restart to competition.
With a chance to compete in the national playoffs and prize monies totaling in excess of $700,000 up for grabs, fans were treated to a sizzling exhibition of skill in the shorter version of the game.
Among the early winners were Hopetown, Dam Boys, Trafalgar, Tucber Giants and Street Knights.
The Competition was set to resume last evening with more action, at the same venue where another large crowd is anticipated.
Below are the night’s full results:
Guinness Goal-(GG)-2 Goals
Game-1
No.#5-A vs Young Strikers-A
Young Strikers-A won via walkover
Game-2
Hopetown-2 vs Young Strikers-1
Hopetown Scorers
Cedric Osbourne-4th
Darren Douglas-15th
Young Strikers Scorer
Andrew Chisolm-8th
Game-3
Canje-0 vs Dam Boys-0
Dam Boys won 1-0 on penalty kicks
Game-4
Goal-Last United vs Soccer Ville
Soccer Ville won via walkover
Game-5
Trafalgar-2 vs Tucber Stars-1
Trafalgar Scorers
Adrian Price-(GG)-19th
Tucber Scorers
Colin Bowry-5th
Game-6
Rose Hall Town-0 vs Tucber Giants-8
Graham Thomas-7th, 13th and (GG)-19th
John Lyte-(GG)-18th
Xavier Fraser-5th
Rawle Caesar-14th
Game-7
Street Knights-3 vs Ol Skool-0
Kevin Dey-(GG)-18th
Reshawn Pilgrim-6th
Game-8
Young Squad vs Platinum Squad
Platinum won via walkover
Game-9
City Ville-0 vs Top-7-0
Top-7 won 1-0 on penalty kicks
Game-10
Prison-0 vs Twenties-1
Kevon Williams-7th
Game-11
Lichfield United-0 vs Big Ballers-0
Lichfield won 2-1 on sudden death penalty kicks
Game-12
Orealla Falcons-3 vs NA Constabulary-2
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