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Reno seek second win
Montego Bay United's Jermaine Woozencroft (second left) tries to get away from two Portmore United players, Omar Daley (left) and Stephen Williams, in theiropening RSPL game at the Montego Bay Sports Complex on Sunday. Portmore won the game 2-0 as MBU extended their run of never winning an opening roundgame to five straight seasons. (PHOTO: PAUL REID)
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September 8, 2015

Reno seek second win

FROME, Westmoreland

FRESH off their opening win

over last season’s

semi-finalists Humble Lion in

last weekend’s opening round of

matches in the Red Stripe Premier

League (RSPL), FC Reno will be

gunning to make it two wins in a

row when they host Waterhouse FC

at the Frome Sports Complex on

Sunday starting at 3:30pm.

 FC Reno, who just missed relegation last season, were winning their opening game for the first time since the 2011-12 season, and will seek to take advantage of a Waterhouse team that appears to have got off to a slow start and were held to a 0-0 draw by Rivoli.

Meanwhile, Montego Bay United, the back-to-back finalists who will be away to promoted University of the West Indies on Sunday, were beaten 2-0 in their opening game by Portmore United, another promoted team, at the Montego Bay Sports Complex — the fifth-straight season they have failed to win their opening game.

A huge crowd is expected to be on hand to see Reno against Waterhouse, who they beat 3-0 late last season as they scrambled to retain their place. Waterhouse had won the first two meetings 3-1 and 4-0 before losing to Montego Bay United in the semi-finals.

MBU’s John Barrett (second left) heads powerfully to goal in their opening Red Stripe PremierLeague game against Portmore United at the Montego Bay Sports Complex on Sunday. Portmorewon the game 2-0. (PHOTO: PAUL REID)

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