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Sep 19, 2019 Sports
Sebai Invincible Talons FC of Matarkai have earned the right to represent Region One at the National Heritage football games slated for this weekend at the Everest Cricket Club, following 4-0 drubbing of Moruca in the regional final played on Tuesday last at Kumaka Recreational ground, Moruca.
Watched by a large and colourful crowd, the girls from Sebai continued their dominance in the region and sounded a warning to their opponents at the Heritage games. Despite the soggy outfield and the presence of national U17 player Samara Rodrigues in the Moruca line up, Sebai Invincible Talons maintained a clean sheet as no team managed to pierce their defence.
Sebai dominated possession throughout the contest and Candacy Benjamin put them ahead in the 17th minute off a free kick taken from just outside the 18 yards box. Feona Benjamin continued her fine form as she buried a spectacular double, with her first in the 28th and her second in the 59th minute. Ravina Benjamin chipped in with a brace the 85th minute to end Moruca’s hopes of advancing.
On their way to the national finals, the unbeaten Talons also defeated PK United 4-0, Oronoque 4-0 and Wauna 5-0.
Minister Sydney Allicock extended congratulations to the team, and is his personal capacity, sponsored the playing attire for the successful girls Sebai girls.
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