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Sport
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Tuesday, November 27, 2012
WATERHOUSE shocked Red Stripe Premier League champions Portmore United, 1-0, at Drewsland on Sunday to register their first win of the second round.
Skipper Andre Clennon delivered the lethal blow in the final minutes of the game, just before the St Catherine-based club was fully roused.
Waterhouse moved up one place to sixth on 20 points, ahead of Montego Bay United and Sporting Central, in that order, who are also on 20 points. Waterhouse were coming off two earlier drawn games in the round.
Despite the loss, Portmore remain second on 23 points, ahead of Boys Town, who also lost and remain on 23 points and third overall, ahead of Cavaliers (22). Arnett Gardens are fifth on 21 points.
The defeat was the second in a row for the Andre Waugh-coached Portmore, and he was not amused by the result.
"We did everything we could but scored. We played well within our capability and well enough to have left the ground with a point at the very least, but the ball just did not roll for us on the day," he rued.
Waterhouse coach Donavan Duckie said it was a good game played at a fast pace where Portmore, a quality team, was well organised and played well enough to leave the ground with a better result.
Waterhouse -- Richard McCallum, Rohan Amos, Nicholy Finlayson, Jahmeel Thompson, Hughan Gray, Hugh Howell, Gary McIntosh (Theo Brown 69th), Jason Watson, Weston Forrest (Morice Ricketts 62nd), Jermaine Anderson (Juvaune Benjamin 89th)
Subs not used: R Barnes, D Powell, L McClarty, P Keyes
Booked: McIntosh 26th, Clennon 70th, Anderson 75th, Benjamin 90th,
Portmore -- Kemar Foster, Adrian Reid, Alvas Powell (Trevol Smith 79th), Kereem Manning, Damian Williams, Paul Wilson, Andrew Vanzie, Adoah Nickle (Alanzo Adlam 56th), Ricardo Morris, Stephen Williams (Mauricio Gordon 74th), Rickcardo Harriott
Subs not used: N Christian, K Walters, A Christie, M Gordon
Booked: D Williams 56th,
Referee: Gawayne Scott
Assistants: Keble Williams, Malachi Brown
Fourth Official: Wilverglen Lamey
Match Commissary: Garfield McDonald
— Hurbun Williams
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