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ON Boxing Day (December 26) all roads leads to Buxton for another double- header in the 23rd Kashif and Shanghai Football tournament.
Amelia’s Ward United look to send Den Amstel back to the West Side with dejection, while home side Buxton United will want to make their villagers happy and come out victorious as they face a determined BK International Western Tigers. Western Tigers’ Devon Millington is the tournament’s leading goalscorer with five goals and now his fellow Golden Jaguars teammate and Trinidad and Tobago-based player Walter Moore will add to the team’s dangerous line-up that also include Shawn ‘Bubbly’ Beveney.
Buxton United will look to Dwayne Jacobs, the nifty and showboat-like winger who is not tardy when it comes to scoring goals.
Meanwhile the team from Linden remain upbeat about their chances of advancing to the semifinals, with their captain and free-kick specialist Travis Watterton, along with Quacy Johnson and goalkeeper Odel Allicock and the Suriname-based Javin Crawford in their line-up.
Den Amstel were the team responsible for the exit of another Linden team, Milerock United, whom they defeated 2-1 on Sunday last at Uitvlugt Community Centre ground.
Amelia’s Ward United look to send Den Amstel back to the West Side with dejection, while home side Buxton United will want to make their villagers happy and come out victorious as they face a determined BK International Western Tigers. Western Tigers’ Devon Millington is the tournament’s leading goalscorer with five goals and now his fellow Golden Jaguars teammate and Trinidad and Tobago-based player Walter Moore will add to the team’s dangerous line-up that also include Shawn ‘Bubbly’ Beveney.
Buxton United will look to Dwayne Jacobs, the nifty and showboat-like winger who is not tardy when it comes to scoring goals.
Meanwhile the team from Linden remain upbeat about their chances of advancing to the semifinals, with their captain and free-kick specialist Travis Watterton, along with Quacy Johnson and goalkeeper Odel Allicock and the Suriname-based Javin Crawford in their line-up.
Den Amstel were the team responsible for the exit of another Linden team, Milerock United, whom they defeated 2-1 on Sunday last at Uitvlugt Community Centre ground.
