CFU Champs: Senior Reggae Girlz defeat Haiti 2-0
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BY SANJAY MYERS Observer staff reporter  
August 22, 2014

CFU Champs: Senior Reggae Girlz defeat Haiti 2-0

COUVA, Trinidad & Tobago — Jamaica’s senior Reggae Girlz progressed to the final of the Caribbean Football Union Women Championship after scoring a 2-0 win over Group A rivals Haiti at the Ato Boldon Stadium on Saturday.

Jodi-Ann McGregor, in the eight minute, and the hard-running Donna-Kay Henry (81st minute) were the scorers for the Jamaicans.

Jamaica will face either hosts Trinidad & Tobago or Martinique in the final on Tuesday.

Jamaica, Haiti, Martinique and Trinidad & Tobago have already advanced to the CONCACAF stage of FIFA Women’s World Cup qualifying.

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