UWI, MoBay United end in dull 0-0 draw
Stephen Lowe (right) of UWI FC and Kambuji McCalla of Portmore United challengefor possession of the ball during their RSPL contest at the UWI Mona Bowl onSunday. UWI FC won 1-0. (PHOTO: BRYAN CUMMINGS)
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February 27, 2016

UWI, MoBay United end in dull 0-0 draw

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Leaders Montego Bay United and in-form UWI FC played

to a dull 0-0 scoreline in their Red Stripe Premier League (RSPL) encounter at the UWI Mona Bowl on Sunday.

Both teams ended with 10 players as tempers flared late in the contest.

Ladale Richie of Montego Bay United received a second caution and was sent off in the 87th minute, so too did Daniel Gilzene of UWI FC in the 89th.

Despite the draw, Montego Bay United remain atop the 12-team standings on 55 points, while UWI FC stay in the hunt for a semi-final spot in fifth place on 38 points.

Today’s Results

UWI FC 0, Montego Bay United 0

Reno FC 1, Humble Lion 1

Tivoli Gardens 1, Portmore United 0

Sherdon Cowan

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