St James FA Major League and Div I finals set for Saturday
Heights FC's Kemar Reynolds heads the ballover Lilliput Rovers' Kevon Rankine in lastweek's second-leg semi-finals of the St JamesFA Sandals Resorts International Major Leagueat the UDC field. Heights FC won the game2-1, but Lilliput Rovers' first-leg 2-0 win sawthem advance to the final with a 3-2 aggregate.(Photos: Paul Reid)
Regional, Western
May 22, 2019

St James FA Major League and Div I finals set for Saturday

MONTEGO BAY, St James —The champions in both St James Football Association Sandals Resorts International Division One and Major League competitions will be decided on Saturday at Jarrett Park, following a double- header.

Fire House SC and Club Ville, both of who have earned promotion to the Major League next season, will meet in the final of the Division One starting at 4:00pm, followed by the Major League final between Lilliput Rovers and Cambridge United, set to start at 6:00pm.

The Major League final is set up nicely between two evenly matched teams, with the winner qualifying for the Western Confederation Super League next season.

Both teams had won their respective groups in the first round and then won their semi-finals by 3-2 aggregates.

Lilliput Rovers got by Heights FC in their semi-final, while Cambridge United came back from a deficit in the second leg to beat Violet Kickers.

Both games will be play to finish affairs and if needed, extra- time and penalty kicks will be used to help decide the champions.

Cambridge United’s O’BrienBent (left) is about to crossthe ball after getting thebetter of Violet Kickers’Conroy Daley in their firstleg semi-finals of the StJames FA Sandals ResortsInternational Major Leagueat the UDC field recently.

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