WESTERN Tigers, on Tuesday evening, picked up a comfortable 4-2 victory over West Demerara side, Den Amstel, as play continued in the KFC Elite League at the Guyana Football Federation National Training Centre.
Western Tigers bounced back from their loss to Police FC by taking down Den Amstel in their latest clash in the KFC elite league on Tuesday at the Providence football stadium.

Randolph Wagner got things off the mark with his successful strike four minutes into the encounter for Western Tigers.
Rashawn Rich came to the party in the 17th minute as they doubled the lead in the 17th.
They looked set to go into the half time tunnel with the 2-nil lead until Jamal Robinson broke the silence in the 39th to pull one back for the West Coast side.

After the resumption, a long period of play would result without success before Western’s Randolph Wagner would come back to register a brace and make it 3-1.

Den Amstel’s Rondell Hutson gave them their second goal in the 80th minute as they sought to make a late comeback push but it was very short lived as Tigers Andrew Murray added his name to the score sheet a minute later as Tigers held on for the 4-2 victory.
The league breaks then returns for the second round on May 18 at the Guyana Football Federation National Training Centre with a double header.

The league top players are set to get encamped for a place in the Golden Jaguars squad. The local-based squad is set to play two friendlies against Trinidad and Tobago at the Hasely Crawford stadium in Port of Spain.
A contingent of twenty-four players will depart Guyana on May 11 for the Twin Island Republic.

The international fixtures are a chance for players to make their mark and exhibit their skills to Golden Jaguars’ Head Coach, Jamaal Shabazz and his team to make the team that will represent Guyana at the CONCACAF Qualifiers for the FIFA World Cup Second Round from June 2024 to 2025.