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Republic Classic Beach Football continues tonight in Linden

Mar 12, 2023 Sports

Kaieteur News – An exciting night looms with spots to advance to the knock out round wide open when the Pinnacle Promotions organized Republic Classic Beach Football tournament final round robin play unfolds on day three, tonight at the Christianburg Community Centre ground, Linden.

Having contested the first two of three round robin nights of enthralling beach football, tonight promises to be hot, whereby two teams from the four groups will advance and the two others will be knocked out.

For the remaining four group stage matches starting at 6:30pm, the Coomakca Mines lads will tackle Young Kings in the first game, as Haynes Hardnose Ballers then meet Hard Knocks and that will be followed when Underdogs match skills with Kwakwani Warriors.

Coomacka Mines will return to take on Young warriors before the Timehri Panthers come up against Aroiama as Haynes Hardnose Ballers come back to meet Golden Stars and to wrap up the night, will be Underdogs going against Dave and Celeena.

In Group A, Turk Kings are leading on four points from two wins ahead of Young Gunners, who have two points after winning their lone game, with Young Kings with two losses on no points and Coomacka Mines still to record a point also.

Group B shows that Hard Knocks and Hustlers are jointly on four points with Hard Knocks having played two matches which they have won, while Hustlers have two wins and lost one. They are followed by Haynes Hardnose Ballers with one loss and Golden Stars two losses in the cellar position without a point.

Group C is led by Hi Stars, who have played three matches; winning one and drawing twice, while Underdogs and Kwakwani Strikers, both on two points with Underdogs winning their lone game while the latter has drawn their two matches played so far.

Group D leaders are Aroiama and Timehri Panthers, jointly with four points, but Aroiama have won their two matches played while the Panthers have won two and lost one, having completed three games in their group play.

Kuru Kuru Warriors follow on two points but they have won once and lost twice while in the cellar is Ituni, who have not won after obtaining three consecutive losses.

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