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August Town lose nerves, Village grab point
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Paul Burrowes  
December 13, 2009

August Town lose nerves, Village grab point

JUST needing to keep their nerves in five minutes of time added on, August Town gave up a penalty with seconds remaining for Village United to draw 2-2 in their Digicel Premier League game at the Mona Bowl yesterday.

Akeem Thenstead sent August Town ahead in the fifth minute, in a clear signal that the Calvert Fitzgerald-coached team was hunting victory.

But Cordel Simpson drew Village United level seven minutes later, raising the tempo of the Kevin Thomas-refereed match.

But Village’s goalkeeper Hart brought down Kemel Mullings in the box in the 37th minute for referee Thomas to point to the spot.

August Town’s keeper Devon Haughton stepped up to convert the penalty, to go into the break with a 2-1 lead.

Though August Town had several opportunities to increase their scoreline, they never rose to the occasion and when their goalie Haughton gave up penalty after a dangerous tackle in his area, Village pounced at the chance.

The responsibility was left to Troy Smith, who moved his goal tally to four.

Teams:

August Town — Devon Haughton (Diego Haughton), Dean Paul Grandison, Kevin Henziel, Rohan McDonald, Mervin Miller, Raymond Williamson, Akeem Thenstead, Mark Grant (Fabian Anderson 66th), Aphas Bernard, Kemel Mullings (Kemel Mullings 89th), Jermaine Simpson.

Subs not used: Dwight Morgan, Ezekiel Shaw, Damian Newton, Terrence Allen

Booked: Haughton (ejected-95th))

Village United — Elvis Hart, Kemar Llewellyn, Troy Smith, Andre Moore, Cordel Simpson, Orlando McBayne, Jeff Pearce (Ronque Francis-76th), Lance Laing, Everett Mullings (Delroy Ellis-60th), Kenardo Wilson, Teofore Bennett, Omar Allen

Subs not used: Shavar Campbell, Jermaine Henry, Andre Williams, Sheldon McKenzie

Booked: E Hart (37th), E Mullings (42nd), A Moore (62nd)

Referee: Kevin Thomas

Assistants: Malichai Brown, Recardos Wilson

Fourth Official: Clint Reid

Match Commissary: Charlie Fuller

Village United’s Omar Allen in a desperate effort to get away fromAugust Town’s Fabian Anderson in their Digicel Premier League game atthe UWI Bowl yesterday. The match ended 2-2. (Photo: Karl McLarty)

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