RSPL: Boy’s Town defeat Arnett Gardens on way to second round
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October 8, 2014

RSPL: Boy’s Town defeat Arnett Gardens on way to second round

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Red Stripe Premier League outfit Boys’ Town today beat fellow Red Stripe Premier League campaigners Arnett Gardens 2-0 at the Anthony Spaulding Sport Complex to move into the second round of the Flow Cup.

It was first round failure for Arnett Gardens, who have never won the cup. Garfield Gillespie (3rd minute) and Shamar Nicholson (16th) scored the goals to continue the two-time winner’s hunt.

Hurbun Williams

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