Latest update September 11th, 2026 10:26 AM
Dec 03, 2019 Sports
Georgetown Over-40 Masters recently toured Suriname where they participated in the first leg of a best out of three Goodwill football series against
Ratio Masters of Paramaribo.
Following their 2-2 warmup result against Happy Boys’ Over-40, the GT men prevailed 2-0 in the more important match against Ratio Masters with Gerald Wittington scoring in the 10th and 23rd minutes of the match to lead his side to victory.
Ratio Masters will now travel to the Cooperative Republic of Guyana next year as part of our Republic Day celebrations to clash with GT Masters in the second game of the series. If the Dutchmen can secure a victory next February, GT Masters will travel to Suriname next April to play the deciding match.
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