Latest update February 20th, 2025 12:39 PM
PPP Soesdyke, Timehri, Highway Cluster 7-a-side Football champions to be crowned today
Kaieteur News – Following intense rivalry in yesterday’s opening matches of the PPP Soesdyke, Timehri, Highway Cluster 7-a-side Football competition at the Banakari Ground, Long Creek, Linden Soesdyke Highway, eight villages have made it through to the quarter finals.
Hauraruni will open action against Soesdyke at 10:00 hours today as they lead off the bid for one of the four semi-final slots. Yarrowkabra will then engage Waiakabra to be followed by a clash between Bamia and Kuru Kuru College. The final quarter-final match will see Swan battling Circuitville. The respective winners will advance to the semi-finals after which the final would be contested between the winners of the two semis.
Tyrone Khan
Yesterday’s action was intense and saw two matches having to be decided in extra time; one decided via kicks from the penalty mark. That match saw Bamia eventually getting rid of Circuitville 2-0; their goalkeeper being the hero as he saved all four of the shots that Circuitville took.
An own goal by Hauraruni cost them their match against Waiakabra in the second period of extra time, however, the former were still able to make it through to the quarter-finals as one of the two best losing teams in the opening round. The other team advancing via the route, was Circuitville.
In other results, Soesdyke defeated Laluni 2-0, compliments of goals from Mark Barker and Tyrone Khan. Kuru Kuru College won via a similar margin over Banakari; Encosi Morris and his brother, Nickoli, crafted the win.
The widest margin of victory was recorded by Yarrowkabra, over St. Cuthbert’s, 4-1, on account of a double off the boot of Terrance Glasgow. Shemar Schultz and Christopher Fung notched in one apiece to complete the win. St. Cuthbert’s consolation came from Wayne Wong.
The opening match of the day produced a 2-1 win for Swan Madaweni over Kuru Kururu, 2-1. The winning goals were scored by Anderson Webber and Abraham Webb, the lone response from the losers came from Anthony Roberts.
The winning team will walk away with $100,000 while the losing finalist will pocket, $50,000. Trophies will also be rewarded to the top two as well as the highest goal scorer, best goalkeeper, and most valuable player.
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