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Apr 23, 2012 Sports
‘Guinness Greatest of the Streets’ Futsal Football Tournament
It was a case of a ‘bridge too far’ for Commacka United, the only team to have won all their preliminary matches prior to their encounter with a determined and focused Rough and Rugged unit who they faced in the Round of 16 in this year’s Linden segment of the ‘Guinness Greatest of the Streets’ Futsal Football Tournament on Saturday evening, at the Wisroc / Amelia’s ward Bus Park.
It was the first game of eight matches that were contested on a night of entertaining action witnessed by a capacity crowd that saw the usually efficient Commacka United team fall 2-0 to Rough and Rugged to make their exit out of the competition.
Jamie Wilson, who exhibited deft skills proved a thorn in the flesh of the opposition, scoring two wonderful goals to cause their elimination, while it gave them entry into the quarter-finals to be played tomorrow, at the same venue.
Wilson’s efforts came in the 2nd and 16th minutes of the game and were enough to initiate a hush among the Commacka United fans.
Amelia’s Ward Russians produced a similar gutsy performance to remove Amazing from the tournament after beating them 3-1 through goals off the boots of Shawn Daniels (1st), Terrence Aaron, who netted in the 2nd and 11th minutes, while Errol Davis (8th) strike had kept the contest alive at one stage.
Pokerburg then defeated Goal Getters 2-0 with Leon Gishard scoring a brace in the 10th and 12th minutes.
Pepper Skull then sent home Trainline Warriors via the penalty shootout route after their skirmish ended in a 0-0 stalemate after regulation time, while Sheriff Squad led by former national mid-fielder Collie Hercules sent El Dorado packing after a 2-0 win.
Hercules was on target in the 14th minute and he was supported by Colwin Davis’ strike in the 20th.
Retrieve Unknowns were recipients of a similar result against Top Class after their encounter ended 1-1 with Marvin Hartman’s (7th) minute effort giving the latter the lead, before Marcello Jansen equalized four minutes later.
Oswald Benjamin pair in the 6th and 12th minutes, along with a single goal from Randy Small in the 20th min handed Hard Knocks a comfortable 3-1 triumph against Star Boyz whose lone response came from Jermaine McBean in the 21st minute.
A double by Half Mile/ One Mile’s Seon Brewley in the (12th and 16th) was enough to give them an easy 2-0 victory over Classic Six.
In full results:
Game 1
Rough and Rugged beat Commacka United 2-0
Scorer: Jamie Wilson 2nd and 16th min
Game 2
Amelia’s Ward Russians cruised past Amazing 3-1
For the winners, Shawn Daniels 1st min, Terrence Aaron 2nd and 11th min were the men on target, while Errol Davis 8th responded for Amazing.
Game 3
Pokerburg beat Goal Getters 2-0
Leon Gishard10th and 12th min
Game 4
Pepper Skull and Trainline Warriors drew 0-0
Pepper Skull won 3- 2 on penalty kicks.
Game 5
Sheriff Squad defeated El Dorado 2-0
Scorers: Collie Hercules 14th min and Colwin Davis 20th min
Game 6
Top Class and Retrieve Unknowns drew1-1
Scoring for Top Class was Marvin Hartman 7th min, while Marcello Jansen responded in the 11th for Retrieve Unknowns.
Retrieve Unknowns won on penalty kicks 2-1
Game 7
Hard Knocks beat Star Boyz 3-1
Scorers: Oswald Benjamin 6th and 12th min, Randy Small 20th min
Star Boyz 1
Jermaine Mac Bean 21st min
Game 8
Half Mile/ One Mile beat Classic Six 2-0
Scorer: Seon Brewley 12th and16th min
Meanwhile, the quarter finals is set for tomorrow, starting at 18:30 hrs.
In the fixtures:
Sheriff Squad go up against Retrieve Unknowns; Rough and Rugged plays Amelia’s Ward Russians; ½ Mile / 1 Mile tackles Hard Knocks and Pepper Skull square off against Pokersburg
Two exhibition games are planned that features Bosai vs. L.E.I and L.U.S.C.L vs. Team Greatness.
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