Brittons Hill, Wales, Silver Sands in semis
IN SAFE HANDS: Brittons Hill’s goalkeeper Kerry Holder catching the ball ahead of the Dames’ goal-scorer Ryan Lucas.
Tue, June 19, 2012 - 12:00 AM
JEFFREY WILLIAMS inflicted a double blow on his former teammates as Mackeson Brittons Hill ousted Claytons Kola Tonic Notre Dame from the KFC Knockout Cup at the National Stadium Sunday night.
Brittons Hill won this feature football quarter-final 3-1, with Williams scoring in the 81st and 86th minutes, to join defending champions Weymouth Wales and Division 1 side Silver Sands in the semi-finals.
The fourth semi-finalist will be decided on Sunday when DirecTV Paradise and Barbados Defence Force clash in a rescheduled match at Gall Hill, St John at 6:30 p.m..
New Premier League kings, Wales, were taken to the wire by the youthful Kick Start, who put on a spirited display, even outplaying their more experienced and heralded opponents at times before two late extra time goals by Dwayne Stanford (111th) and Paul “Soup” Lovell (119th) gave Wales a hard-fought 2-0 victory.
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