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Jan 24, 2023 Sports
Tiger Rentals u-13 football
Kaieteur News – The Guyana Football Federation (GFF)/ Tiger Rental’s under-13 development programme continued on Saturday at the National Training Center (NTC), Providence, where the East Bank Football Association (EBFA) held match day two of their inter-association leg of this nationwide initiative.
Swan goalscorers from left Swan goal scorers Marko Andrews, Mario DeSantos, Kevin DeGoias and Omesh Charles.
A total of four matches managed to get underway despite the imminent threat of rain. In the first match Friendship had an enterprising 9-0 win over Samatta Point. In match two, Timehri A made light work of Agricola Red Triangle with a 6-2 victory.
Swan had the biggest victory of the day and the competition thus far after recording a 11-0 triumph over Timehri B, led by Kevin DeGoias with seven goals while Marko Andrews added a brace to go along with Mario DeSantos’ and Omesh Charles’ single strikes.
Herstelling Raiders bounced back from their heavy defeat on the opening day with a 3-1 win over Diamond in the fourth and final match of the day.
On match day one of the EBFA’s competition, Diamond United beat Agricola Red triangle 4-3 while Timehri A team beat Herstelling Raiders 8-0.
The GFF/Tiger Rentals under-13 development football programme continues this weekend at the NTC.
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