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THE Guyana Football Federation kicked off its Academy Youth Cup at the National Training Centre Ground this week.
The inaugural cup tournament continued on Thursday with Point Fortin playing Guyana Panthers Academy.
The two young sides playing the day’s opener failed to score, with the clash ending in a stalemate, nil-all.
Meanwhile, the Guyana Jaguars beat Tinto 4-2.

Tyrel Stapleton put Tinto academy ahead in the sixth minute of play with Guyana’s Jaguars Quancy Fraser equalising in the 11th minute.
Shaquan David broke the deadlock in Jaguars favour before his teammate Jaden Harris extended the lead 3-1 in the 24th minute.
An own goal from Tinto Made it 4-1 before Stapleton pulled back the lead on the verge of the break to adjust the score to 4-2.
The second half failed to produce any goals, as Guyana Jaguars walked away with the victory.

On the opening day, Point Fortin got their campaign off to a start with a victory over Tinto Academy 1-nil, with Guyana Panthers also drawing with Guyana Jaguars 0-0.
Guyana’s Jaguar and Panther teams are competing against Trinidad and Tobago’s Point Fortin Youth Football Academy and Tinto Sporting Academy in the six-day Under-16 boys’ tournament.
The competition features a round-robin stage, followed by a Knockout Phase.

The top two teams will advance to the final, while the third and fourth-placed teams will contest for their respective positions.