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Fruta Conquerors, Santos, Den Amstel, Swan, Pouderoyen, Diamond, & Friendship All-Stars notch full points
NSC/EBFA/Ralph Green U-11 League
Kaieteur Sports – When day two of the National Sports Commission/East Bank Football Association/Ralph Green Under-11 League continued on Sunday last at the Agricola Community Ground, seven of the eight matches carded ended with a winner, the other matches produced a 1-1 draw.
For the second week in a row, Fruta Conquerors recorded the largest margin of victory, one less than their opening-day tally of eight when they trounced Samatta Point Kaneville 7-0. Santos was also in very good form, defeating Herstelling Raiders, 6-1.
Action in the match between Eagles FC and Vengy at the Agricola Ground on Sunday last.
Swan, like Conquerors and Santos, kept their unbeaten record intact when they got past Agricola Red Triangle, 4-0. Den Amstel also kept a flawless run intact when they beat Riddim Squad, 3-0. Pouderoyen edged Timehri Panthers 2-1, while gaining full points as a result of their opponents not showing up were Friendship All-Stars and Diamond United.
The lone draw of the day was recorded in the clash between Vengy and Eagles FC of Stewartville, 1-1. This Sunday’s matches will decide the eight quarter-finalists (top two in each group) as the business end of the league will commence, the following week.Following is the latest points table.
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