PHOTO: Goal struck
Football, National Premier League, Sports
September 15, 2014

PHOTO: Goal struck

Barbican FC’s Lennox Russell (2nd right) celebrates his goal as a beaten Boys’ Town goalkeeper Kirk Porter looks on helplessly during their Red Stripe Premier League game at Collie Smith Drive on Sunday. Looking on are Boys’ Town’s Xavian Virgo (2nd left) and Asrick Samuels.

(PHOTO: BRYAN CUMMINGS)

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