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PAUL A REID Observer writer  
December 13, 2012

Action continues today in Trelawny FA Major League

BUNKERS HILL, Trelawny — Duanvale FC and Jackson Town will go after second straight wins today when the Trelawny Football Association National Rums of Jamaica Major League continues with three games.

Two days after coming from behind to beat Flames FC 2-1 at home, Duanvale will travel to Bunkers Hill to face Exidos So Fresh in Zone 2, while Jackson Town will go to Coopers Pen in Zone 1.

In the other game, Spicy Hill and Invaders will meet at the Georgia playing field.

On Thursday, Velroy McLaughlin and Franz Brown scored to take Duanvale to a come-from-behind win after Shane Tyrell had given Flames the lead after 27 minutes.

McLaughlin equalised in the 44th minute while Brown scored the winner in the 62nd minute.

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