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Kaieteur Sports – The sixth annual Republic Bank School’s Under-18 Football League continues today at the Ministry of Education ground, Carifesta Avenue, with another action-packed round of matches as teams battle for a coveted spot in the upcoming KFC International Goodwill Series.
After an intense opening round that saw Chase’s Academic Foundation, Three Mile Secondary, South Ruimveldt Secondary, and Charlestown Secondary emerge victorious, the stage is now set for an even more competitive second round.
The day’s action kicks off at 12:00 noon with Three Mile Secondary taking on Dolphin Secondary in what promises to be a fast-paced encounter. Three Mile will look to build on their momentum from last week’s win, while Dolphin will be eager to bounce back and keep their tournament hopes alive.
Up next, Abram Zuil Secondary squares off against Charlestown Secondary in match #6. Charlestown impressed in their opening game and will be hoping to extend their winning run, but Abram Zuil known for their resilience will look to upset the Georgetown side.
In the third clash of the day, President’s College faces West Ruimveldt Secondary, a fixture expected to deliver plenty of excitement. Both teams boast talented midfields and will be eyeing a crucial victory to stay in contention for the semifinals.
The round concludes with a thrilling nightcap as South Ruimveldt Secondary meets the 2024 champions Chase’s Academic Foundation under the lights. Both teams were winners in their opening matches, making this a must-watch showdown between two of the tournament’s early frontrunners.
With only the top sides earning a shot at the KFC International Goodwill Series, every goal, tackle, and save will count.
This League is sponsored by Republic Bank (Guyana) Limited with support from ROnoca Concrete Inc., MVP Sports, Guyana Beverage Inc. through its Busta Brand, the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports, and the Ministry of Education.
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