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Two more draws highlight latest play

Mar 10, 2009 Sports

Two more matches in the Georgetown Football Association Milo under-21 league will be played today at the Camptown ground Campbellville.
Santos will oppose University of Guyana from 13:30hrs with feature play between Riddim Squad and Georgetown Football club.  In latest results, Pele and Santos played to a nil all stalemate on Saturday in the lone fixture at the Tucville ground while over at the Camptown ground, University of Guyana and Riddim Squad battled to a 1-1 tie.
UG opened the score line in the 9th minute with an Earl Gill effort; Riddim Squad leveled the score in the 25th minute when Rashleigh Ramsey rocked the nets. It was Riddim Squad’s third consecutive draw.

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