Reggae Beating: Warriors go down in Marvin Lee friendly

[Zeppo]

Reggae Beating
Warriors go down in Marvin Lee friendly

Russell Latapy has a lot to think about. His Soca Warriors were outplayed by Caribbean rivals Jamaica, who walked off deserved 3-1 winners in their friendly international football match last night at the Marvin Lee Stadium.

Jamaica led 2-1 at half time, getting goals from USA-based winger Dane Richards (eighth) and Rudolph Austin (31st, penalty) while striker Devon Jorsling had the Warriors level at 1-1 at one point with a close-up goal in the 27th minute. Kavin Bryan then powered in a header from the centre of the penalty area in the 55th minute to extend the Jamaican lead.

The visitors were sent down a man after Austin was sent off 10 minutes from the end. But held on comfortably.

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[Zeppo]

Congratulations, Jamaica, on beating your biggest rivals in their own home.

[Mosiah]

Thanks, Zepps!

[Karl]

Congratulations, Jamaica, on beating your biggest rivals in their own home.

Thank you.
Now on to USA and Mexico!

[Jangle]

we not ready for USA or MexTico yet.

[Gamma]

where does austin play?

[Don1]

Congratulations, Jamaica, on beating your biggest rivals in their own home.

warm regards carbon-based US entity.

[Karl]

Dominant Boyz!

Dominant Boyz!
Jamaica steal TT’s thunder in 3-1 friendly win
IAN BURNETT WITH THE REGGAE BOYZ in Trinidad
Thursday, August 12, 2010

Port of Spain, Trinidad — Jamaica’s Reggae Boyz returned to winning ways on the international scene following their decent 3-1 victory over Caribbean neighbours and arch-rivals Trinidad and Tobago here at the Marvin Lee Stadium last evening.


Dane Richards put the visitors ahead after only eight minutes before Devon Jorsling pulled the teams level on minute 29.

AUSTIN... scored Jamaica’s second goal from penalty spot
RICHARDS... notched opening goal for Reggae Boyz


AUSTIN... scored Jamaica’s second goal from penalty spot

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The home team’s respite was short-lived, however, as Rodolph Austin put the Boyz back in front a minute later from the penalty spot before Kavin Bryan sealed the convincing victory eight minutes into the second half.

And although the Reggae Boyz had to play a man short after Austin was red-carded 10 minutes from time, the Boyz had little difficulty holding the homesters at bay, even after six minutes of time added.


http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/sport/Dominant-Boyz

[Muadib]

Midfield

[Gamma]

which country does he play professionally?

[Zeppo]

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