Portmore beat Cavalier to lift Lynk Cup
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May 27, 2023

Portmore beat Cavalier to lift Lynk Cup

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Portmore United lifted the Lynk Cup after defeating Cavalier FC 2-0 in the knockout football competition final at Sabina Park Friday night.

Chevaughn Walsh gave Portmore United the lead with an expert lob from outside the 18-yard box in the 35th minute.

National midfielder Lamar Walker made it 2-0 to Portmore in the 63rd minute with an easy tap-in after he latched on to a cleared effort off the Cavalier goal line.

– Sanjay Myers

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