Boys’ Town hammer Sporting Central 4-1
Football, National Premier League, Sports
December 7, 2014

Boys’ Town hammer Sporting Central 4-1

BOYS’ Town scored a forceful 4-1 win over Sporting Central Academy in their opening second-round Red Stripe Premier League game to continue their unbeaten run against the losers at Collie Smith Drive yesterday.

Rafiek Thomas scored a lively hat-trick with goals in 45th+1, 67th and 81st minutes, while Michael Campbell opened the scoring in the second minute of play to give Boys’ Town a taste of sweet revenge following a 0-3 drubbing they suffered in their first-round action away from home. Second-half substitute Duhaney Williams replied in minute 61 for Sporting Central.

— Hurbun Williams

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