THE POLICE Football Club last Wednesday demolished a Tiger Bay Football team 3-1 in the first of three matches to be played at the Police Sports Club ground, Eve Leary, after the latter were the recipients of football gear from Commander of ‘A Division within the Guyana Police Force, Clifton Hicken.

Mark Boyce opened the scoring for the lawmen and the game, before his teammate Randy Carroll found the back of the net for the second goal for the victorious Police lineup, while Rondell Arthur sealed the win with his 80th minute strike, even as Rensford Coleridge pulled one back for Tiger Bay in the 88th minute.
Commander Hicken thanked both teams for their participation and he urged the residents of Tiger Bay to come out and support the event, with the second of three matches being played this afternoon at the same venue. The final one will take place tomorrow, following which the team that winning two of the three matches will be rewarded with trophies and other prizes.
After the Tiger Bay/Police matches, the next match will be Police against Buxton next Wednesday, while the lawmen will oppose Albouystown in another encounter one week from today.
Deputy Commander Dion Moore who was present at the match said that the reason for Tiger Bay losing is the lack of experience and being not fully equipped, adding that the victors trained on a daily basis in comparison to their opponents.