Author: Dwight Fraser

Molynes United recorded a come from behind 3-2 win over Vere United on Ash Wednesday at the Tony Spalding Sports Complex, as action resumed following a recent strike by the referees, in the Wray and Nephew Jamaica Premier League. 

Vere United took the lead after just 3 minutes when Robino Gordon scored the opening goal, before he doubled the lead in the 11th minute, to give the Clarendon based team a glorious start. 

However, the momentum was short-lived, when midfielder Nickache Murray pulled one back for Molynes three minute later in the 14th minute. 

On the resumption, Marlon Pennicooke brought Molynes level in minute 47, before Jason Wright put the game to bed in time added on. 

In what was thier 7th win of the campaign, the triumph moves Molynes United into 10th place in the standings on 26 points, while Vere remains in the drop zone on 19.  

In the meantime the Match Day 28 schedule closes out Friday with 5 matches across the island.

The St ann based leaders Mount Pleasant will face Waterhouse at Drax Hall in a 3;30 kick off. 

In Clarendon Humble Lion welcomes  Tivoli  Gardens  at  the  Effortville  Community  Centre  also  at  3.30  while Mobay  United  tackles  Harbour  View  at  the  Catherine  Hall  Stadium  at  6  o  clock.

In  a  double-header  at  the  Tony  Spalding  Sports  Complex, Racing  United  faces  Dunbeholden  at  4.30  in the curtain raiser, while Chapelton  Maroons  goes  up  against  Arnett  Gardens in the feature game at 7.

The  Portmore  United  Cavaliers  encounter  has  been  postponed.

Molynes United recorded a come from behind 3-2 win over Vere United on Ash Wednesday at the Tony Spalding Sports Complex, as action resumed following a recent strike by the referees, in the Wray and Nephew Jamaica Premier League. 

Vere United took the lead after just 3 minutes when Robino Gordon scored the opening goal, before he doubled the lead in the 11th minute, to give the Clarendon based team a glorious start. 

However, the momentum was short-lived, when midfielder Nickache Murray pulled one back for Molynes three minute later in the 14th minute. 

On the resumption, Marlon Pennicooke brought Molynes level in minute 47, before Jason Wright put the game to bed in time added on. 

In what was thier 7th win of the campaign, the triumph moves Molynes United into 10th place in the standings on 26 points, while Vere remains in the drop zone on 19.  

In the meantime the Match Day 28 schedule closes out Friday with 5 matches across the island.

The St ann based leaders Mount Pleasant will face Waterhouse at Drax Hall in a 3;30 kick off. 

In Clarendon Humble Lion welcomes  Tivoli  Gardens  at  the  Effortville  Community  Centre  also  at  3.30  while Mobay  United  tackles  Harbour  View  at  the  Catherine  Hall  Stadium  at  6  o  clock.

In  a  double-header  at  the  Tony  Spalding  Sports  Complex, Racing  United  faces  Dunbeholden  at  4.30  in the curtain raiser, while Chapelton  Maroons  goes  up  against  Arnett  Gardens in the feature game at 7.

The  Portmore  United  Cavaliers  encounter  has  been  postponed.

Molynes United recorded a come from behind 3-2 win over Vere United on Ash Wednesday at the Tony Spalding Sports Complex, as action resumed following a recent strike by the referees, in the Wray and Nephew Jamaica Premier League. 

Vere United took the lead after just 3 minutes when Robino Gordon scored the opening goal, before he doubled the lead in the 11th minute, to give the Clarendon based team a glorious start. 

However, the momentum was short-lived, when midfielder Nickache Murray pulled one back for Molynes three minute later in the 14th minute. 

On the resumption, Marlon Pennicooke brought Molynes level in minute 47, before Jason Wright put the game to bed in time added on. 

In what was thier 7th win of the campaign, the triumph moves Molynes United into 10th place in the standings on 26 points, while Vere remains in the drop zone on 19.  

In the meantime the Match Day 28 schedule closes out Friday with 5 matches across the island.

The St ann based leaders Mount Pleasant will face Waterhouse at Drax Hall in a 3;30 kick off. 

In Clarendon Humble Lion welcomes  Tivoli  Gardens  at  the  Effortville  Community  Centre  also  at  3.30  while Mobay  United  tackles  Harbour  View  at  the  Catherine  Hall  Stadium  at  6  o  clock.

In  a  double-header  at  the  Tony  Spalding  Sports  Complex, Racing  United  faces  Dunbeholden  at  4.30  in the curtain raiser, while Chapelton  Maroons  goes  up  against  Arnett  Gardens in the feature game at 7.

The  Portmore  United  Cavaliers  encounter  has  been  postponed.

Molynes United recorded a come from behind 3-2 win over Vere United on Ash Wednesday at the Tony Spalding Sports Complex, as action resumed following a recent strike by the referees, in the Wray and Nephew Jamaica Premier League. 

Vere United took the lead after just 3 minutes when Robino Gordon scored the opening goal, before he doubled the lead in the 11th minute, to give the Clarendon based team a glorious start. 

However, the momentum was short-lived, when midfielder Nickache Murray pulled one back for Molynes three minute later in the 14th minute. 

On the resumption, Marlon Pennicooke brought Molynes level in minute 47, before Jason Wright put the game to bed in time added on. 

In what was thier 7th win of the campaign, the triumph moves Molynes United into 10th place in the standings on 26 points, while Vere remains in the drop zone on 19.  

In the meantime the Match Day 28 schedule closes out Friday with 5 matches across the island.

The St ann based leaders Mount Pleasant will face Waterhouse at Drax Hall in a 3;30 kick off. 

In Clarendon Humble Lion welcomes  Tivoli  Gardens  at  the  Effortville  Community  Centre  also  at  3.30  while Mobay  United  tackles  Harbour  View  at  the  Catherine  Hall  Stadium  at  6  o  clock.

In  a  double-header  at  the  Tony  Spalding  Sports  Complex, Racing  United  faces  Dunbeholden  at  4.30  in the curtain raiser, while Chapelton  Maroons  goes  up  against  Arnett  Gardens in the feature game at 7.

The  Portmore  United  Cavaliers  encounter  has  been  postponed.

Molynes United recorded a come from behind 3-2 win over Vere United on Ash Wednesday at the Tony Spalding Sports Complex, as action resumed following a recent strike by the referees, in the Wray and Nephew Jamaica Premier League. 

Vere United took the lead after just 3 minutes when Robino Gordon scored the opening goal, before he doubled the lead in the 11th minute, to give the Clarendon based team a glorious start. 

However, the momentum was short-lived, when midfielder Nickache Murray pulled one back for Molynes three minute later in the 14th minute. 

On the resumption, Marlon Pennicooke brought Molynes level in minute 47, before Jason Wright put the game to bed in time added on. 

In what was thier 7th win of the campaign, the triumph moves Molynes United into 10th place in the standings on 26 points, while Vere remains in the drop zone on 19.  

In the meantime the Match Day 28 schedule closes out Friday with 5 matches across the island.

The St ann based leaders Mount Pleasant will face Waterhouse at Drax Hall in a 3;30 kick off. 

In Clarendon Humble Lion welcomes  Tivoli  Gardens  at  the  Effortville  Community  Centre  also  at  3.30  while Mobay  United  tackles  Harbour  View  at  the  Catherine  Hall  Stadium  at  6  o  clock.

In  a  double-header  at  the  Tony  Spalding  Sports  Complex, Racing  United  faces  Dunbeholden  at  4.30  in the curtain raiser, while Chapelton  Maroons  goes  up  against  Arnett  Gardens in the feature game at 7.

The  Portmore  United  Cavaliers  encounter  has  been  postponed.

Molynes United recorded a come from behind 3-2 win over Vere United on Ash Wednesday at the Tony Spalding Sports Complex, as action resumed following a recent strike by the referees, in the Wray and Nephew Jamaica Premier League. 

Vere United took the lead after just 3 minutes when Robino Gordon scored the opening goal, before he doubled the lead in the 11th minute, to give the Clarendon based team a glorious start. 

However, the momentum was short-lived, when midfielder Nickache Murray pulled one back for Molynes three minute later in the 14th minute. 

On the resumption, Marlon Pennicooke brought Molynes level in minute 47, before Jason Wright put the game to bed in time added on. 

In what was thier 7th win of the campaign, the triumph moves Molynes United into 10th place in the standings on 26 points, while Vere remains in the drop zone on 19.  

In the meantime the Match Day 28 schedule closes out Friday with 5 matches across the island.

The St ann based leaders Mount Pleasant will face Waterhouse at Drax Hall in a 3;30 kick off. 

In Clarendon Humble Lion welcomes  Tivoli  Gardens  at  the  Effortville  Community  Centre  also  at  3.30  while Mobay  United  tackles  Harbour  View  at  the  Catherine  Hall  Stadium  at  6  o  clock.

In  a  double-header  at  the  Tony  Spalding  Sports  Complex, Racing  United  faces  Dunbeholden  at  4.30  in the curtain raiser, while Chapelton  Maroons  goes  up  against  Arnett  Gardens in the feature game at 7.

The  Portmore  United  Cavaliers  encounter  has  been  postponed.

Molynes United recorded a come from behind 3-2 win over Vere United on Ash Wednesday at the Tony Spalding Sports Complex, as action resumed following a recent strike by the referees, in the Wray and Nephew Jamaica Premier League. 

Vere United took the lead after just 3 minutes when Robino Gordon scored the opening goal, before he doubled the lead in the 11th minute, to give the Clarendon based team a glorious start. 

However, the momentum was short-lived, when midfielder Nickache Murray pulled one back for Molynes three minute later in the 14th minute. 

On the resumption, Marlon Pennicooke brought Molynes level in minute 47, before Jason Wright put the game to bed in time added on. 

In what was thier 7th win of the campaign, the triumph moves Molynes United into 10th place in the standings on 26 points, while Vere remains in the drop zone on 19.  

In the meantime the Match Day 28 schedule closes out Friday with 5 matches across the island.

The St ann based leaders Mount Pleasant will face Waterhouse at Drax Hall in a 3;30 kick off. 

In Clarendon Humble Lion welcomes  Tivoli  Gardens  at  the  Effortville  Community  Centre  also  at  3.30  while Mobay  United  tackles  Harbour  View  at  the  Catherine  Hall  Stadium  at  6  o  clock.

In  a  double-header  at  the  Tony  Spalding  Sports  Complex, Racing  United  faces  Dunbeholden  at  4.30  in the curtain raiser, while Chapelton  Maroons  goes  up  against  Arnett  Gardens in the feature game at 7.

The  Portmore  United  Cavaliers  encounter  has  been  postponed.

Molynes United recorded a come from behind 3-2 win over Vere United on Ash Wednesday at the Tony Spalding Sports Complex, as action resumed following a recent strike by the referees, in the Wray and Nephew Jamaica Premier League. 

Vere United took the lead after just 3 minutes when Robino Gordon scored the opening goal, before he doubled the lead in the 11th minute, to give the Clarendon based team a glorious start. 

However, the momentum was short-lived, when midfielder Nickache Murray pulled one back for Molynes three minute later in the 14th minute. 

On the resumption, Marlon Pennicooke brought Molynes level in minute 47, before Jason Wright put the game to bed in time added on. 

In what was thier 7th win of the campaign, the triumph moves Molynes United into 10th place in the standings on 26 points, while Vere remains in the drop zone on 19.  

In the meantime the Match Day 28 schedule closes out Friday with 5 matches across the island.

The St ann based leaders Mount Pleasant will face Waterhouse at Drax Hall in a 3;30 kick off. 

In Clarendon Humble Lion welcomes  Tivoli  Gardens  at  the  Effortville  Community  Centre  also  at  3.30  while Mobay  United  tackles  Harbour  View  at  the  Catherine  Hall  Stadium  at  6  o  clock.

In  a  double-header  at  the  Tony  Spalding  Sports  Complex, Racing  United  faces  Dunbeholden  at  4.30  in the curtain raiser, while Chapelton  Maroons  goes  up  against  Arnett  Gardens in the feature game at 7.

The  Portmore  United  Cavaliers  encounter  has  been  postponed.

Molynes United recorded a come from behind 3-2 win over Vere United on Ash Wednesday at the Tony Spalding Sports Complex, as action resumed following a recent strike by the referees, in the Wray and Nephew Jamaica Premier League. 

Vere United took the lead after just 3 minutes when Robino Gordon scored the opening goal, before he doubled the lead in the 11th minute, to give the Clarendon based team a glorious start. 

However, the momentum was short-lived, when midfielder Nickache Murray pulled one back for Molynes three minute later in the 14th minute. 

On the resumption, Marlon Pennicooke brought Molynes level in minute 47, before Jason Wright put the game to bed in time added on. 

In what was thier 7th win of the campaign, the triumph moves Molynes United into 10th place in the standings on 26 points, while Vere remains in the drop zone on 19.  

In the meantime the Match Day 28 schedule closes out Friday with 5 matches across the island.

The St ann based leaders Mount Pleasant will face Waterhouse at Drax Hall in a 3;30 kick off. 

In Clarendon Humble Lion welcomes  Tivoli  Gardens  at  the  Effortville  Community  Centre  also  at  3.30  while Mobay  United  tackles  Harbour  View  at  the  Catherine  Hall  Stadium  at  6  o  clock.

In  a  double-header  at  the  Tony  Spalding  Sports  Complex, Racing  United  faces  Dunbeholden  at  4.30  in the curtain raiser, while Chapelton  Maroons  goes  up  against  Arnett  Gardens in the feature game at 7.

The  Portmore  United  Cavaliers  encounter  has  been  postponed.