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Kaieteur Sports – Potaro Strikers secured another easy victory to retain 2nd position in the 9-team points table of the Bartica FA’s Senior Men’s League.
Last Monday the youthful Potaro side made light work of bottom team, Agatash United with a 7-nil drubbing at the Bartica Community Centre ground.
Coby Jones (11′ and 33′) and Arlington Williams (30′ and 52′) netted 2 apiece and there was one each for Kevin Reddy (55′), Ron Adams (61′) and Shamar Stephen (70′).
The 3 points gained by Strikers lifted them to 28 points from 11 games, a point behind leaders Beacons FC.
The other game of the double-header resulted in the 3rd win for Lazio after a hard fought 1-0 win over Ballers United. Akash Persaud was on target in the 36th minute with the decisive strike as Lazio moved to 11 points and hold on to 7th place after 10 outings. It was the 8th loss for Ballers who remain in 8th position.
The SML of the Bartica FA is mainly funded by the Guyana Football Federation through its Members-Financial Assistance Programme (M-FAP.).
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