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Fogo look to rebound in St James Senior League
Fogo look to rebound in St James Senior League
Football, Sports
By Paul A Reid Observer writer  
March 24, 2014

Fogo look to rebound in St James Senior League

FLANKER, St James — Their loss to Montego Bay United Under-21 on Friday still fresh in their memory, Fogo United will be hoping to rebound quickly and return to winning ways today when they take on Seaview FC at Flanker in one of three second-round games scheduled for the St James Football Association Sandals/ATL/Honda Senior League.

Fogo United’s five-game winning run came to an end on Friday when they were outscored 3-2 by MBU Under-21, but after beating Seaview 4-1 in their first-round game played at the same venue, will be expecting to win and maintain their place atop Zone A.

Since their loss to Fogo United, Seaview FC are unbeaten in four outings and will have hopes of moving from the bottom of the points table with yet another upset win.

Seaview have outscored their opponents 8-2 over the last four games, while beating Melbourne 4-0, and Catherine Hall 2-0 in the process.

Melbourne will hope to snap their dismal run of five games without a win, but will have a stubborn MBU Under-21 team to take on when they meet at Albion.

MBU Under-21 have moved up to third place in Zone A with 10 points, one more than Melbourne, but three behind second-placed Reggae Youths, and four behind leaders Fogo United.

In the other game, Seba and Little Miami will meet at the UDC field in a game that will be evenly contested. Little Miami had beaten Seba in the first game and based on form, should have the edge today.

Little Miami came from behind to earn a draw with leaders Violet Kickers on Friday, while Seba, in their previous outing, had come from a goal down to lead Revelation, only to give up two second-half goals and forced to share points in a 3-3 draw.

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