The second Magnum Mash Cup was off to a riveting start on Saturday evening, setting the stage for more pulsating action when defending champions Bent Street play their first match of the tournament on Tuesday at the National Gymnasium, Mandela Avenue.
Also returning to the court will be Sparta Boss, who face Gaza Squad in the penultimate game, while another tournament favourite West Front Road ‘Gold is Money’ commence their quest for top honours with an engagement against Stabroek Ballers.
Making an appearance as well will be Tiger Bay, who go up against Rhythm Ballers, while Linden’s Silver Bullets will aim to make a positive start when they face Sophia in what is anticipated to be a tough match-up.
BV-B will no doubt want to make life difficult for Good Life in their encounter, while Kingston and Avocado Ballers go head to head to see who will secure the maximum three points. California Square then tackle Capital Strikers, before BV-B return to take on Back Circle.
Meanwhile, the organisers are asking all teams to cooperate with them to ensure that the tournament continues to run in accordance with the rules and regulations set out by the Guyana Football Federation and the Guyana Police Force.
The first match starts at 20:00h and teams are being asked to be on time or games will be forfeited; all teams are asked to be properly uniformed, inclusive of football hoses and shin pads or will face disqualification penalty from referees and all teams must submit and maintain players list before games and be ready for games promptly to accommodate a smooth flow.
Summarised results from last Saturday’s matches:
Sparta Boss beat Mocha 2-0
North East La Penitence beat Good Life 3-2
Showstoppers beat Ol’ Skool Ballers 1-0
Buxton Diamond beat Alexander Village 2-1
Gaza Squad lost to North Ruimveldt 0-2
road Street and Island All-Stars played to a 1-1 draw
ANSA McAL All-Stars and Leopold Street drew 1-1
Albouystown and Agricola drew 0-0
Future Stars drew with Hustlers 1-1
