MANDEVILLE, Manchester — Manchester High’s run in the ISSA/Pepsi/Digicel daCosta Cup schoolboy football competition ended yesterday after they were beaten 1-0 by Munro College in a rescheduled Group Three Inter-zone game at Brooks Park, Mandeville.

Kaneil Harrison’s second half goal gave Munro the win and three points that moved them into second place behind Lennon High. who are on six points.

It was a good win for Munro who were hammered 5-1 by Lennon in a game played in Santa Cruz on Friday.

With one point from two games, Manchester High’s chances of advancing have evaporated after they had earlier drawn 1-1 against Manning’s on Saturday.

Manchester High, last season’s beaten finalists, had established themselves as one of the top teams early in the season, reeling off several big wins and scored 49 goals in 12 games to win Zone G, but have failed to win their last three games.

They advanced to the semi-finals of the Ben Francis knock out with wins over Clarendon College and Glenmuir High, but then lost to Paul Bogle High in extra time.

Munro have, meanwhile, put themselves in a position to claim one of the eight quarter-final round games when the Inter-zone round ends tomorrow with 12 games.

The winners of each of the six zones, as well as the two best second-placed teams will advance.

Marcus Garvey Technical and St James High are tied on four points in Group One; Rusea’s High lead Group Two; Lennon High are tops in Group Three; defending champions St Elizabeth Technical are leading in Group Four, Glenmuir High lead Group Five, while Garvey Maceo are sitting on top of Group Six.