Jamaica vs Antigua and Barbuda IN PICTURES
<p>Jamaica's Dane Richards (left) and Antigua and Barbuda's ZaineFrancis-Angol battle for possession during their Group B game of the CFUCaribbean Cup at the Montego Bay Sports Complex on Friday night.Jamaica won 3-0. (PHOTOS: PAUL REID)</p>
Football, International Football, Sports
November 16, 2014

Jamaica vs Antigua and Barbuda IN PICTURES

Photo 1

Jamaica’s Dane Richards (left) and Antigua and Barbuda’s Zaine Francis-Angol battle for possession during their Group B game of the CFU Caribbean Cup at the Montego Bay Sports Complex on Friday night. Jamaica won 3-0. (PHOTOS: PAUL REID)

Photo 2

Reggae Boy forward Dane Richards (right) dribbles away from Antigua and Barbuda’s Quinton Griffith during their Group B game of the CFU Caribbean Cup at the Montego Bay Sports Complex on Friday night. Jamaica won 3-0.

Photo 3

Jamaica goal-scorer Darren Mattocks (right) heads the ball goalward as Antigua and Barbuda defender Akeem Thomas reacts during their Group B game of the CFU Caribbean Cup at the Montego Bay Sports Complex on Friday night. Jamaica won 3-0.

Photo 4

Jamaica striker Darren Mattocks dribbles away from Antigua and Barbuda marker Akeem Thomas, who tubbles to the turf during their Group B game of the CFU Caribbean Cup at the Montego Bay Sports Complex on Friday night. Jamaica won 3-0. Antigua’s Jorrin John (background) watches the play.

Photo 5

Reggae Boy Simon Dawkins (centre) dribbles between Antigua and Barbuda’s Myles Weston (left) and Quinton Griffith during their Group B game of the CFU Caribbean Cup at the Montego Bay Sports Complex on Friday night. Jamaica won 3-0. Antigua’s Jorrin John (background) watches the play.

 

 

 

<p>Reggae Boy forward Dane Richards (right) dribbles away from Antiguaand Barbuda’s Quinton Griffith during their Group B game of the CFUCaribbean Cup at the Montego Bay Sports Complex on Friday night. Jamaicawon 3-0.</p>
<p>Jamaica goal-scorer Darren Mattocks (right) heads the ball goalwardas Antigua and Barbuda defender Akeem Thomas reacts during their Group Bgame of the CFU Caribbean Cup at the Montego Bay Sports Complex onFriday night. Jamaica won 3-0.</p>
<p>Jamaica striker Darren Mattocks dribbles away from Antigua andBarbuda marker Akeem Thomas, who tubbles to the turf during their Group Bgame of the CFU Caribbean Cup at the Montego Bay Sports Complex onFriday night. Jamaica won 3-0. Antigua’s Jorrin John (background)watches the play.</p>
<p>Reggae Boy Simon Dawkins (centre) dribbles between Antigua andBarbuda’s Myles Weston (left) and Quinton Griffith during their Group Bgame of the CFU Caribbean Cup at the Montego Bay Sports Complex onFriday night. Jamaica won 3-0. Antigua’s Jorrin John (background)watches the play.</p>

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