Tough on Titchfield

A clash of the number 9s asTitchfield's Easton Kinlock (right) isclosely monitored by Fair Prospect'sFitzroy Allen in their recent daCostaCup clash. (Photo: Everard Owen)

Dacosta Cup, Football, North & East, Regional, Sports

September 15, 2019

Tough on Titchfield

After opening the 2019 ISSA/Wata daCosta Cup season with a two-nil victory over Fair Prospect at Carder Park last week, Titchfield High were brought back down to earth on Saturday with a 2-1 loss to Port Antonio.

In other games in the Observer North & East region on Saturday, Happy Grove beat Fair Prospect 1-0; Robert Lightbourne scored four goals but lost to Seaforth who scored five; Morant Bay got by Yallahs 3-2; while St Thomas Tech, and Paul Bogle drew 1-1. Ocho Rios were 2-0 winners over York Castle and Happy Grove beat Fair Prospect 1-0.

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