NIGHT two of the 2015/16 Guinness Greatest In Da Street Futsal Competition continued on Wednesday at the East Ruimveldt Community Centre tarmac, California Square with another eight matches.All 32 teams have now gotten a taste of the turf in their pursuit of becoming the two top qualifying teams from the Georgetown leg of the competition.
In match one, Jamoon Drive sank Albouystown A 2 – 1. Albouystown drew first blood in the sixth minute through an Osafo Peters goal but the opposition equalised two minutes later, when Wesley Greenidge scored. However, Andre Webber’s 20th-minute goal was enough to give Jamoon Drive the victory.
Match two ended in the same result with Back Circle emerging victorious over Gold Star. Nick Williams (2nd) and Devon Harris (12th) scored for the eventual victors, while Samuel Dey had the lone equaliser for Gold Star in the third minute.
West Front Road followed with a 3 – 1 victory over Castello Housing Scheme. Hubert Pedro led with a double (9th & 18th) and received support from Michael Pedro who accounted for the other goal. Rawle Jones’ 13th-minute goal was Castello’s only moment of celebration.
Bent Street needled Shopping Plaza in game four with Ryan Hackett scoring the decider in the 17th minute.
Channel-9 Warriors schooled Old School Ballers 4 – 0 in game five. Joshua Fiffie led the way with a brace (15th & 20th) while Kemo Lawrence and Kevin Barrow each scored once.
Leopold Street and Stevedore Housing Scheme also claimed 1 – 0 results over Young Ballers and Festival City Warriors. Anthony Charles scored for Leopold in game six while Dorwin Filter scored for Stevedore in the final match of the night 25 seconds in.
In the penultimate showdown of the night Laing Avenue and Upsetters romped to a nil all draw. (Kizan Brumell)