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Everard Owen Observer Writer editorial@jamaicaobserver.com  
April 14, 2011

Breathing space for Georges after 2-0 win

LYNCH PARK, PORTLAND — St George’s moved a step closer to securing their spot in the Digicel Premier League next season when they defeated Arnett Gardens 2-0 to move to 45 points — one ahead of their rivals — at Lynch Park on Wednesday.

Donovan Davis in the 39th minute and Girvon Brown in the 48th were the goalscorers.

St George’s started out on the attack through Richardo Watson, Delroy James and Romeo Parkes, with Arnett goalkeeper Damion Hyatt being called into action, diving to take a ball off Watson’s foot.

Arnett, however, countered through Kevin Wilson, Leon Strickland and Rohan Reid, with Kirk Ramsay and Newton Sterling lending support.

Watson was replaced by Donovan Davis and shortly thereafter was at the end of a Brown-Holmes combination just outside the penalty area, firing past a defender and beating Damion Hyatt in the 39th minute.

Arnett were denied the equaliser by goalkeeper Randal Huie when Wilson’s well-struck corner was tipped over the crossbar for another corner.

St George’s went on the attack in the second half through Girvon Brown, Dwayne Holmes, Donovan Davis and Romeo Parkes.

Brown, whose shot was initially blocked by a defender, regained possession inside the area and beat both defenders and the goalkeeper in the 48th for a 2-0 lead.

Geoffrey Maxwell was pleased with the result: “We played in patches and with a game plan.. We were a bit tense… (but) it was a better performance and I’m satisfied,” he said.

Losig coach Paul “Tegat” Davis was disappointed: “We’re in the bottom six and everyone is fighting against relegation. I’m disappointed in my team… we won a nice game on Sunday and came here and played too relaxed,” he said.

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St Georges — Randal Huie, Danian Reid, Girvon Brown, Dwayne Holmes, Romeo Parkes (Damion Harwood 83rd), Richardo Watson (Donovan Davis 35th), Craig White, Delroy James, Bobby-Joe Huie, Ronike Anderson, Omar Davis

Subs not used: U Dobson, S Oakley, H Dean, R Robinson, O Brown

Booked: Delroy James 72nd, Dwayne Holmes 92nd

Arnett Gardens — Damion Hyatt, Ryan Powell, Ricardo Dennis, Andre Wheeler (Javon Simms 53rd), Omar Campbell, Rohan Reid, Kirk Ramsay, Newton Sterling, Kevin Wilson (Vando Manning 75th), Leon Strickland (Marvin Stewart 53rd), William Richards

Subs not used: R Smith, D McKinley, K Brown, M Evans

Referee: O’neil Clayton

Assistants: Ricardo Morgan, Damion Williams

4th official: Gwayne Scott

Match Commissary: Delores Williamson

Match Referee: Peter Bowyer

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