FOOTBALL fans and players attending tomorrow’s final of the inaugural Stag Super XV1 knock-out competition at the #5 ground West Coast Berbice are in for a treat after the on-field action ends in the championship match between Grove Hi Tech and Ann’s Grove.

Ansa McAl, through its stag brand that is known throughout the Caribbean, has ensured that fans will kick off the New Year in true Caribbean style and have engaged the talent of Caribbean artiste’s Lil’ Rick and Skinny Fabulous for a massive after-football show.
Ricky Reid aka Lil’ Rick, a Barbadian by birth, is best known for his “wuk up” performance, a Bajan term used to describe his enviable pelvic gyration. He has undisputedly earned himself the infamous title the ‘Hypa Dawg’.
He guarantees his fans non-stop hype from the moment he enters the stage. They will watch in awe as he commands crowds of screaming fans to attempt his well-choreographed movements.
Gamal Doyle aka Skinny Fabulous is the unmistakably energetic Soca artiste from St Vincent & the Grenadines, better known as Skinny Fabulous.
This talented and versatile artiste demonstrates his quick wit and the capacity to mesmerise the crowd while he is on stage.
Always willing to push the boundaries of Caribbean music, Skinny Fabulous has a style that falls somewhere between Soca and Dancehall.
These two sons of the Caribbean will add the final touch to what is anticipated to be an enthralling evening of football which will bring the curtain down on two weeks of exciting rivalry between 16 teams drawn from the Berbice, East Demerara and East Bank Football Associations which collaborated with Ansa McAl for this tournament.
Emerging as the finalists are East Bank’s Grove Hi Tech and East Demerara’s Ann’s Grove. They defeated their Berbice opponents in their respective semifinals at the Buxton ground last December 28 – New Amsterdam United and Cougars. At stake is a top prize of $1.5M with the losers receiving $500 000.
The two semi-final losers will play the third place game tomorrow from 18:00hrs with the winners pocketing $300 000 and the losers, $100 000.