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Kaieteur Sports – Silver Shattas humbled Amelia’s Ward Panthers, 11-2, and record their first outright victory, but winning their second straight matches were FC YMCA, Capital FC, Winners Connection and Blueberry Hill after second night action in this Banks DIH major sponsored, Upper Demerara Football Association run 4th annual Christmas Futsal Championship Wednesday night, at the Retrieve Hard Court in Linden.
In their Group C battle, the FC YMCA came from a 0-2 half time score to record a 3-2 win over Net Rockers. Goals banged in by Shane Luckie and Denzil Pryor before half time seemed like enough to send the YMCA to certain defeat.
However, this was not to be, since double strikes by Barrack John and the other by Jaden Nelson, saw them recover to gain an important victory.
It was victory number two as they had crushed Eagles United 8-2 in their first game on the opening night.
Up next was the Group B tussle as Capital FC after gaining a 2-0 lead, stopped Fearless 5-0.
It was their second win after getting the first via the walkover route against Coomacka on the first night of the tournament.
For this win by Capital FC, Selwyn Barnes and Duquan Wilson recorded braces, while Devonte Tappin knocked in the other.
After that match, playing in Group A, Topp XX defeated Hi Stars 5-3.
Topp XX in their first match, drew with Silver Shattas 3-3 and this win was engineered by a hat-trick of goals by Ryan Arthur with Jamal Bentick getting a double for the winners who were leading 2-0 at half time.
Blueberry Hill then pounded out a 4-0 win against Coomacka with Rondel getting a brace as Samuel Broomes and Joshua Daniels netted the other goals.
In game five, Silver Shattas thumped Amelia’s Ward Panthers 11-2 as they were in control at 3-1 when the half time whistle was blown.
Veteran Colwyn Drakes was in fine scoring touch with four goals, as Jonah Simon and Jehu Regis each hit in hat-tricks and Damian Williams the other goal for Shattas.
The sixth match of the night was between Winners Connection and Eagles United in a Group C affair.
Winners Connection prevailed 3-2 after nudging ahead at half time 2-1. Scoring for the winners were Jamal Reynolds, Akeem Caesar and Anthony Layne. Amani King and Dexter Milo Jr. netted the goals for Eagles United.
Game seven featured Botafago and Rockstone in their Group D clash. Botafago triumphed 9-0 after holding a 3-0 advantage at the break.
Shemar Caesar led the scorers with a triple, with doubles recorded by Ojani Whittington and Shane Haynes as Ronel Depustrom and Malachi Todd getting single strikes.
This preliminary round of group matches will continue on Sunday night, with seven matches at the tournament venue the Retrieve Hard Court in Linden.
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