Late Drama Unfolds in SKNFA NBGC Premier League Round Two
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Excitement soared and hearts raced as the National Bank Group of Companies’ Premier League entered its second round, delivering nail-biting encounters and late-game heroics that left fans on the edge of their seats.
In a gripping showdown on Friday night, DBSKN St. Peters FC faced off against SKELEC Garden Hotspurs, a match characterized by twists and turns until the final whistle. St. Peters stormed ahead with a 2-0 lead in the first half, courtesy of goals from Makonen Gumbs and Aiden Nurse. However, a determined Spurs side clawed their way back into contention, leveling the score at 2-2, with Diandre Challenger and Marvin Mc Sheen finding the net, the latter in stoppage time. Amidst the drama, tempers flared, resulting in red cards for St. Peters’ Jayan Duncan and Kit Manager Eardley Nisbett.
Saturday night witnessed another thrilling finish as Azul Cayon Rockets snatched a last-gasp equalizer to draw 1-1 with Honda Newtown United. Malik Roberts’ stoppage-time strike canceled out Dakari Phipps’ earlier goal for Newtown, who suffered a setback with Phipps receiving a late red card.
Sunday’s action-packed encounter between S L Horsfords St. Paul’s United and Ram’s Village Superstars kept fans on the edge of their seats with a thrilling 3-3 draw. Despite the resilience shown by both teams, Village Superstars’ Coach Stephen Clarke expressed a desire for more wins, while St. Paul’s United’s Jamal Jeffers vowed to bounce back stronger.
In other matches, Hot Springs Bath United secured a 2-0 victory over Trafalgar Southstars, while MFCR United Old Road Jets dominated SOL Island Auto Conaree with a commanding 4-0 win.
As the NBGC Premier League Round 2 unfolds, anticipation builds for more exhilarating clashes, promising further twists and turns in this riveting football spectacle. Catch the action live at Warner Park as the tournament continues to unfold its thrills and spills.
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