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St. Peters F.C. Crush Dieppe Bay Eagles 8-0

Life has been hard for newly promoted TGE Dieppe Bay Eagles in the SKNFA Premier League as
for the second time this season they conceded eight goals in a match. After losing 8-2 recently
to Saddlers United, Dieppe Bay lost to St. Peters F.C. 8-0 on Sunday at the Warner Park.

ST. PETER’S 8 – 0 TGE DIEPPE BAY EAGLES

Scoring for St. Peter’s

Devonte Fahie 2 goals – 33rd & 52nd min
Oszani Purcell hat trick – 43rd. 45th & 50thmin
Dionis Stephen 66th min
Kirkland Harris 73rd min
Livingston Guishard 83rd min

Meanwhile, in the night’s other match Mervin Lewis rescued Flow 4G Cayon Rockets with a hat
trick to defeat KFC United Old Road Jets 3-1. After taking the lead from a defensive error in the
8th minute, Cayon failed to hold on to that lead in the first half conceding just before half time.
Tiquanny Williams notched that penalty home in the 41st minute and earned a yellow card at
the same time for seemingly arguing with the referee. That came back to haunt Tiquanny as he
earned a second yellow card in the 89th minute and was sent off. That sending off reflected an
emotional performance for most of the match from Old Road as despite having the run of play
in the second half and placing Cayon under pressure, they failed to score.

Instead, they committed wayward fouls that eventually cost them the match. Phillson Wattley earned a second yellow card for an errant tackle in the 67th minute leaving Old Road with ten men.

That swung the pendulum in Cayon’s favor and once again Mervin Lewis found the back of the
net after latching on to a loose ball from a free kick in a prominent area in the 85th minute.
Lewis sealed the victory with a long shot from several yards out after discovering the
goalkeeper way off his line in no man’s land in the third minute of stoppage time. This was a
welcome performance from Lewis who was injured in the second half and it appeared as if he
would have been substituted, only for him to continue the match and complete his hat-trick.
The SKNFA Premier league continues with matches on Wednesday starting at 6pm:

The matches are streamed live on the SKNFA website: www.sknfa.com clicking on the Live TV
link. All matches are free of cost until after the weekend of March 24th which is the break for
international football.

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Picture: St. peters