Published 17 September 2022
Basseterre
Buckie Got It, St Kitts and Nevis News Source
SPURS BLANK VILLAGE 2-1 IN SUPER SIX PLAYOFFS
Hobson Enterprises Garden Hotspurs became the second of two teams in the Super Six
Playoffs to record a win, when they defeated their West Basseterre neighbors Rams
Village Superstars 2-1 on Wednesday at the Warner Park.
Scoring for Village
Scoring for Spurs
Steve Archibald (pk) 10th min
Raheem Francis (Village) own goal 73rd min
Red cards
Joseph Wilkes (Village) 33rd min
(Serious foul play)
Diandre Challenger (Spurs) 75th min
(Receiving a 2nd yellow card during the match)
Spurs Coach Austin Huggins said thy started off the first half slowly, but the penalty
gave them a spark for the rest of the match. “The penalty gave us a little more energy, a
little more organization in our play. We started to gain our composure…I think the guys
played hard,” Huggins said. “We have to keep fighting. It ain’t going to be easy but we
got to keep fighting.”
In the night’s earlier match, Flow 4G Cayon Rockets drew 1-1 with Sol IAS Conaree FC.
FLOW 4G CAYON ROCKETS vs SOL ISLAND AUTO CONAREE
(halftime score 1 – 0 in favour of Conaree)
FINAL SCORE 1 – 1
Scoring for Conaree
Malik Henderson (Cayon) own goal 23rd min
Scoring for Cayon
Jayan Duncan 72nd min
Coach George Isaac said his team came out “weak” and they have to get it right on the
training ground if they are to do well for the rest of the competition. “We just have to go
back to the playing field and getting it right for the (remaining) three games,” he said.
For coach Al Richards of Conaree, he admired the fighting spirit of his team to hold out
to draw the match. He too will be retooling on the training ground to get his team ready
for the next match. “Well done to my team. I think it is was a tough game…we just have
to go back to the drawing board and prepare for Tuesday for Spurs and come better—
work on the weaknesses, work on the mistakes and try and get better,” Richards said.
