Football, Sports
March 1, 2013

KSAFA/JN Super League on today

ACTION will continue in the KSAFA/Jamaica National Super League competition today at the Constant Spring Field.

In the curtain-raiser scheduled for 5:00 pm Major League campaigner Constant Spring FC will tackle Molynes United FC.

The feature match of the double header will see second-place Super League club Shortwood United currently on 20 points doing battle with sixth-placed Allman/Woodford FC on 11 points at 7:00 pm.

Other Super League games on today at 3:30 pm are: Mountain View vs Greenwich Town; Olympic Gardens vs Santos FC; UWI vs August Town; and Barbican vs Police National.

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