Ministries versus Corporations football returns

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Director of Sport Christopher Jones (3rd from left) posing with members of the Banks Beer Inter Ministry/Corporation Futsal Tourney launch party inclusive of Banks DIH Limited Communications Officer Troy Peters (left), Tourney Co-Coordinators Otis James (2nd from left) and Esan Griffith (centre), Ministry of Tourism Representative Cathy Martin (3rd from right), GFF Director of Marketing and Communications Rawle Toney (2nd from right) and Banks Beer Executive Brian Choo-Hen (right) 
Director of Sport Christopher Jones (3rd from left) posing with members of the Banks Beer Inter Ministry/Corporation Futsal Tourney launch party inclusive of Banks DIH Limited Communications Officer Troy Peters (left), Tourney Co-Coordinators Otis James (2nd from left) and Esan Griffith (centre), Ministry of Tourism Representative Cathy Martin (3rd from right), GFF Director of Marketing and Communications Rawle Toney (2nd from right) and Banks Beer Executive Brian Choo-Hen (right) 

After a prolonged absence, the Inter-Ministry/Corporations Banks Beer Futsal Championship was officially launched yesterday at the Ministry of Tourism boardroom on Camp Street.

The event which is slated to feature 32 teams, will be played on an initial round-robin basis for over $500,000 in cash and prizes. Upon the conclusion of the group stage, the top two finishers will advance to the knockout round. Every match will be 20 minutes in duration.

Group-A will feature Qualfon, Oasis Water, Ministry of Agriculture and the Ministry of Indigenous People’s Affairs while group-B will