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Silver Bullets crowned ExxonMobil Guyana Futsal Champion
Kaieteur Sports – Silver Bullets dethroned holders YMCA to win the ExxonMobil Guyana Futsal Championship, prevailing 2-0 on penalty kicks at the Retrieve Tarmac.
Each team was allowed three attempts in the penalty shootout, which was required in front of the mammoth crowd to decide the outcome after full-time ended 5-5.
Taking the first kick from the distance, Silver Bullets, via Omar Williams, scored with a finish down the centre of the net.
Silver Bullets are ExxonMobil Futsal champions.
Silver Bullets then secured the lead at the end of the first round as YMCA failed to score from the distance after Keyshawn Dey lashed his effort onto the crossbar.
YMCA then surrendered the lead as Keyshawn Dey lashed his effort onto the crossbar.
Silver Bullets then doubled their advantage to start the second round after Damion Williams blasted his effort into the top left corner.
Needing to convert to keep his team’s hopes alive, Jermaine Padmore sealed YMCA’s defeat as he blasted his effort into the crossbar.
Prior to the ending, Omar led Silver Bullets with a brace, while Rodensio Tudor, Colwyn Drakes, and Sigmund Cobena scored one goal each. For the loser, Dey and Kevin Gittens bagged respective braces, while Kymani Sealey netted once.
With the result, Silver Bullets walked away with $1,500,000 and the championship trophy, while YMCA pocketed $750,000 and the second-place award. On the individual side, the Silver Bullets goalkeeper was adjudged the Most Valuable Player and rode away with a motorcycle.
Silver Bullets went the distance against title holders YMCA to clinch the 2025 ExxonMobil Futsal title in Linden.
Meanwhile, Hard-knocks squeaked past DC Ballers 9-8 in the third-place playoff. Dexter Milo and Kemani Field recorded respective hat-tricks, while Kendolph Lewis bagged a double. Adding a goal to the score was Sese Norville. For the loser, Andre Mayers tallied six goals, while Antwoine Gill and Nicholas Gentle scored one goal apiece.
With the win, Hard-knocks pocketed $350,000 and the third-place trophy, while DC Ballers received $200,000 and the corresponding accolade.
Complete Results
Final
YMCA-5 vs. Silver Bullets-5
Bullets won 2-0 on penalty kicks.
Silver Bullets scorers:
Omar Williams-2
Rodensio Tudor-1
Colwyn Drakes-1
Sigmund Cobena-1
YMCA scorers:
Keyshawn Dey-2
Kevin Gittens-2
Kymani Sealey-1
3rd Place
DC Ballers-8 vs. Hard-knocks-9
Hard-knocks scorers:
Dexter Milo-3
Kemani Field-3
Kendolph Lewis-2
Sese Norville-1
DC Ballers scorers
Andre Mayers-6
Antwoine Gill-1
Nicholas Gentle-1
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