Football fans are in for a thrill when 4 top Premier League
teams converge on the Drewsland Stadium for the double header Semi Finals of
the Flow Champions Cup Sunday, October 13 starting at 5:00pm.
In the opening match, Arnett
Gardens FC will vie for their first Flow Champions Cup title when they try to
de-throne defending champions Tivoli Gardens FC in what promises to be a fierce
encounter between intense rivals. The second semi-final match will see Harbour
View FC challenging the home team Waterhouse FC in what also promises to be
another exciting encounter.
Both games have stories of their
own going into Sunday’s event. Arnett have never conquered the senior
all-island KO title andwill be seeking to defeat a very strong Tivoli Gardens
team prepared to fight to defend their title. The story of semi-final two will
undoubtedly be the missing trio of, Romario Campbell, Richard McCallum and top
man Jermaine ‘Tuffy’ Anderson who are all away on national duties and look set
to miss the crucial semi-final encounter.
The Flow Champions Cup started
with 26 teams fighting for top honours. The competition has been keenly
contested and has produced sparkling moments, controversial decisions and a lot
of goals with three players already scoring hat-tricks. The competition is now
entering the climatic stages and only four teams remain, all hoping to lift the
cup and walk awaywith $1 million courtesy of title sponsors Flow.
“This
season of the Flow Champions Cup has been extremely exciting so far. We are
pleased at the standard of play, competitiveness, passion for the game and
sportsmanship that has been on display. We look forward to even more thrilling
semi finals and finals matches as the four power house teams seek to stake
their claim on the championshiptitle,” said Donovan White, vice president sales
and marketing for Columbus Communications Jamaica Limited, operators of Flow.
More than 76 goals have been
scored in the 22 matches played in the competition thus far. Teams that have
made it through the quarter finals of the competition will share in the $2.3M
cash prize pool which also includes rewards for the top goal scorer, winning
coach and most valuable player. The Flow Champions Cup is the island’s premier
Knock-Out Competition and the exciting format continues to be a spectacle,
attracting fans with agenuinely passionate brand of football engraved with
skill and drama.
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