RSPL Finals MVP Marvin Morgan being interviewed after scoring a fantastic second goal in the Arnett Gardens 2-0 win over Portmore United in the Red Stripe Premier League final earlier this year.
Portmore United FC
Photo: Portmore United players, Michael Binns,Ewan Grandison,Maalique Foster
Portmore United will take on Arnett Gardens in the finals of the Red Stripe Premier League on Monday Night in what is expected to be a sizzling contest. Both teams have overcome ordinary seasons after finishing fifth and sixth respectively and find themselves in a position to capture either their sixth or fifth premier league title.
Photo: Maalique Foster of Portmore United protects the ball from UWI FC defender Allando Brown during their Red Stripe Premier League semifinal return game at the UWI Bowl on Sunday. Foster scoored the first of two goals to help Portmore win the game 2-0 and the tie 3-2 on aggregate to advance to the finals next Monday.
Photo: Girvon Brown in action for the UWI FC earlier this season. The striker scored in the first-leg semi-final aganst Portmore United when the UWI came from behind to win 2-1 and will be looking to be among the goals again today as they hunt a spot in the Red Stripe Premier League final.
Girvon Brown is currently playing for his fourth club in the Red Stripe Premier League and he has never felt more at home. The player joined the club in their first year in the RSPL last season and ended as their leading scorer with 14 goals.
Photo: Marcel Gayle is one game away from taking the UWI FC into their first ever Red Stripe Premier League final in just their second season in the league.
Both the University of the West Indies FC and Portmore United FC are expected to lay it all on the line this afternoon when they face off at 3pm the UWI Bowl for the chance to play against Arnett Gardens in the finals of the Red Stripe Premier League.
Photo: UWI FC head coach Marcel Gayle is hoping to take his team into the finals of the Red Stripe Premier League for the first time. They host Portmore United in the second leg of their semifinals at the UWI Bowl with a narrow 2-1 advantage.
Photo: Patrick Brown came off the bench to score the winner for the University of the West Indies FC as they came from behind to defeat Portmore United 2-1 in the first leg of their Red Stripe Premier League semifinal at the Wembley Centre of Excellence on Sunday. The teams will meet in the second leg at the UWI Bowl next Sunday.
Photo: Marcel Gayle will take the UWI FC into their first ever Red Stripe Premier League semi-final game against five time champions Portmore United FC at the Wembley Centre of Excellence on Sunday startig at 3:00pm.
File photo: Anthony Greenland began the goal glut at Monday Night football as he helped the UWI record their win over Tivoli Gardens this season and open up a four point lead at the top of the Red Stripe Premier League.
The University of the West Indies opened up a four point gap at the top of the Red Stripe Premier League when they thrashed former champions Tivoli Gardens 4-0 in the opening fixture of the Monday Night double header, before Portmore United put on a similar 4-0 pasting on desperate Boys Town on a cold, wet night inside the National Stadium.
File Photo: Portmore United defender Damano Solomon in action for the club earlier this season.
Portmore United climbed to the top of the Red Stripe Premier League for the first time in the 2016-2017 season when they registered their third win on the trot on Wednesday, clipping former league leaders UWI FC 1-0 at the UWI Mona Bowl. An 87th minute strike from Maalique Foster was enough to earn all three points for the visitors on a day when all six games played in the league, ended in 1-0 score lines.