Milerock FC still in commanding lead

Bakewell Top XX, Amelia’s Ward United, Netrockers and Silver Shattas all drew their matches when the Upper Demerara Football Association (UDFA) Ministry of Sports, Coca Cola First Division League continued on Sunday at the Mackenzie Sports club ground in Linden.

In the opening game of the double header, Bakewell Top XX and Amelia’s Ward United played to a 1-1 stalemate in what was keenly contested affair.

As expected, Topp XX dominated the game but their strikers were off target for most of the game.
Shevonne Seaforth scored in the 58th minute but Shawn Daniels equalized
in the 82nd minute for Amelia’s Ward.

But six minutes later, Topp XX appeared to have the game in the bag when they were awarded a penalty.
But Seaforth failed to complete his double as his shot was well saved by  Amelia’s Ward goal-keeper Odell Allicock.
The game between Netrockers and Silver Shattas  also finished in similar fashion.

But Netrockers have only themselves to blame since they failed to defend the  31-minute strike from Oswin Hope.
Silver Shattas continued to pressure the Netrockers’ defence and this resulted in Deon Sancharan levelling the scores in the 86th minute.

Action continues tomorrow evening with Milerock  opposing Netrockers and  Bakewell Topp XX squaring off against Winners Connection.
Points Standings

Teams                              points                          games

Milerock                            20                                 10
Blueberry Hill United         20                                 12
Topp XX                            19                                 12
Eagles United                     17                                 12
Silver Shattas                     16                                  11
Amelia’s Ward United         11                                 12
Winners Connection            11                                 11
Netrockets                          10                                 10

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