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Waterhouse, Humble Lion in dull RSPL draw
Dwayne Holmes (left) of Humble Lion FC, falls over the ball under a challenge from Shaquille Dyer of Waterhouse FC at Drewsland in the RSPL match on Sunday. The game ended 0-0.<strong> (HURBUN WILLIAMS)</strong>
Football, National Premier League, Sports
March 5, 2017

Waterhouse, Humble Lion in dull RSPL draw

Glendon “Admiral” Bailey and Donovan Duckie, respective coaches of Waterhouse FC and Humble Lion FC, conceded that a point was better than losing the game following the teams’ poor display in a 0-0 result in Sunday’s Red Stripe Premier League (RSPL) match at Drewsland Stadium.

The point helped in some small measure as Humble Lion moved into second place on the standings with 46 points, while Waterhouse held firm in the eighth position with 28 points.

Harbour View FC (27 points) were suffering successive 2-3 defeats at home in five days after going down to Arnett Gardens in another RSPL game.

“I thought we played well. My only disappointment was they were not clinical in the final third today (Sunday). Apart from that, I thought we were disciplined. We kept our shape. We ran at them. They ran at us. So, maybe, in the end, it was a fair result for both teams. No doubt we wanted to achieve maximum points from the game. We did not get the desired result but at this juncture all points are valuable”, Bailey told reporters in his after-match assessment

Duckie declared: “I have mixed feelings with the final result. We are creating chances and are giving up very few. What is good though we consolidated. You lost one so your confidence will be a little shaky so it is always important to get a result in the next game. Having said that though, I am very disappointed.

“At Arnett Gardens it was an easy game to win. Today was not that easy but we created four good chances and failed to reinforce the efforts by scoring even one. Nonetheless, a point is not always a bad result away from home.”

— Hurbun Williams

Teams — Waterhouse FC — Diego Haughton, Jeffrey Henry, Shaquille Dyer, Kymani Campbell, Weston Forrest, Mark Miller, Irvino English, Nicholi Finlayson, Neiko Williams, Jovani Simms (Kemar Beckford 65th), Shaw McKoy (Rodave Murray 65th)

Subs not used: Romaine Bowers, Carlos Wright, Stephorn Brown, DeAndre Brown, Sebastian Valenzuela

Booked: Finlayson (37th), Forrest (75th)

Humble Lion FC — Kadeen Davis, Ricardo Campbell, Francois Swaby, Dwayne Holmes, Kevaughn Isaacs, Ricardo Dennis (Gary McIntosh 72nd), Devon Hodges (Rohan Richards 65th), Wolry Wolfe (Gregory Lewis 49th), Kirk Duckworth, Kaydian Winter, Rafe Wolfe

Subs not used: Sanchez Lloyd, Kevon Reid, Hughan Gray, Dwayne Campbell,

Booked: Wynter (25th), Hodges (54th)

Referee: Karl Tyrell

Asst Referees: Keble Williams, Lloyd Edwards

Fourth Official: Malica Reid

Match Commissary: Anthony Gibbs

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