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-Eight exciting matches to kickoff the ultimate Inter Ward Football showdown
Kaieteur News- With just two days to go before the ultimate kickoff, 32 spirited Inter Ward/Village teams are gearing up to launch their campaigns in the premier seven-a-side Knockout Football Tournament.
The Deputy Mayor’s Cup offers community teams the chance to battle for supremacy in a fun, fast-paced tournament, scheduled to run over four nights at the Police Sports Club ground, Eve Leary, from Wednesday, April 30 to May 14.
Crowd favourites like the indestructible Bent Street, Back Circle, Stabroek Ballers, Gold is Money, Z-Tekk, Espanyol, and others will be in action this Wednesday and Thursday, promising an electric start.
The 2025 edition is already buzzing with excitement. Stabroek Ballers’ stars Sherman Welch and Mark Jahlu have signaled their intent to dominate. Meanwhile, sharp shooters like Randolph Wagner, along with the Pedro brothers (Jamal and Hubert) are eager to lead Gold is Money back to championship glory, beginning with a face-off against Back Circle ‘B.’
For Back Circle, standout players Jermaine Beckles, Stephon McLean, and Simeon Moore are ready to kickstart the tournament with an opening win against Albouystown. Bent Street, no strangers to championship glory, will rely on Adrian Aaron, Daniel Wilson, and Beveney Marks, as they take on Kitty Stars in what promises to be another thrilling clash.
Another team to watch is North Ruimveldt Ballers, boasting an impressive lineup featuring Joshua Brown, Jermaine Padmore, and Jamal Jackman, all aiming to make their seven-a-side dream a reality.
Expect four nights of pulsating action as 32 teams battle for the coveted first-place trophy and a grand $500,000 cash prize. The rewards don’t end there: second, third, and fourth-place finishers will share a further $1,100,000 in cash and prizes, with second place earning $300,000, third $200,000, and fourth $100,000.
Come be a part of the safe, competitive football action from April 30 to May 14 as the Police Sports Club ground comes alive with riveting Inter Ward seven-a-side Knockout excitement.
The tournament is endorsed by Deputy Mayor of Georgetown, Denise Miller, and is proudly supported by sponsors including Turbo Energy Drink, One Communications, Reunion Gold, Star Rental, John Fernandes Ltd., Caribbean Containers Inc., International Pharmaceutical Agency (IPA), Pegasus Hotel, Superbet, NAMILCO, Gafoors, Massy Distribution, King’s Liquor Guyana Inc., China Trading, E-Net, Eddie Bobcat, Busta, Sari Products, Sterling Products, BK International, Toolsie Persaud Ltd., C&CL, JCA Trading Inc., Dr. Collin Watson, and the Office of the Commissioner of Police.
Official Fixtures:
Wednesday, April 30
Festival City vs Herstelling 6:00pm
North Ruimveldt vs Sophia 6:30pm
Z.Tekk Family vs Liliendaal 7:00pm
Mocha vs Espanyol 7:30pm
Stabroek Baller ‘A’ vs Campbellville 8:00pm
Gold is Money vs Agricola 8:30pm
Back Circle ‘A’ vs Albouystown 9:00pm
Bent Street vs Kitty 9:30pm
Thursday, May 1
Tucville vs Uprising 6:00pm
Taliban vs Airy Hall 6:30pm
Road Warriors vs Belle West Stars 7:00pm
Pouderoyen vs Stabroek Ballers ‘B’ 7:30pm
Uitvlugt vs Back Circle ‘B’ 8:00pm
Den Amstel vs Bent Street ‘B’ 8:30pm
Timehri United vs Stewartville 9:00pm
Timehri Panthers vs Beavers 9:30pm
Action will continue on May 7 with round-of-16 matches with the culmination billed for May 14. All matches will be played at the Police ground, Eve Leary.
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