Montego Bay United vs UWI in glorious colour
(L) Assistant referee Stacey-Ann Greyson attends the UWI versusMontego Bay United Red Stripe Premier League match at theMona Bowl on Sunday. Montego Bay won 3-0.(PHOTOS: BRYAN CUMMINGS)(R) This UWI fan hashis face painted inthe colour of histeam.
Football, National Premier League, Sports
September 14, 2015

Montego Bay United vs UWI in glorious colour

This UWI fan has his face painted in the colour of his team.

Assistant referee Stacey-Ann Greyson attends the UWI versus Montego Bay United Red Stripe Premier League match at the Mona Bowl on Sunday. Montego Bay won 3-0. (PHOTOS: BRYAN CUMMINGS)

Jamaica’s discus thrower Traves Smikle takes in the action.

These UWI beauties display their tattoos.

Assistant referee Princess Brown (left) poses with referee Oshane Nation (second left), the fourth official Tyrone Robinson and Oyinco McTaggart.

UWI cheerleaders entertain the crowd during the half-time break.

Not even the rain could stop these two spectators from supporting their team.

National head coach Winfred Schaefer (right) and Neville Bell share something on the phone.

A spectator takes a selfie during the UWI/Montego Bay United match.

A soup vendor serving a cup of her tasty brew.

A UWI supporter dons his war paint during the UWI/Montego Bay United match.

This lovely lady strolls into the UWI Bowl despite the pouring rain.

 

 

 

 

 

 

These UWI beauties display their tattoos.
Assistant referee Princess Brown (left) poses with referee Oshane Nation (second left), thefourth official Tyrone Robinson and Oyinco McTaggart.
Jamaica’s discus thrower Traves Smikle takes in the action.
National head coach Winfred Schaefer (right) and Neville Bellshare something on the phone.
(L) UWI cheerleaders entertain the crowd during the half-timebreak.(R)Not even the rain could stop these two spectators fromsupporting their team.
(L) A soup vendor serving a cup of her tasty brew.(R) Thislovely ladystrolls into theUWI Bowldespite thepouring rain.
(L) A spectator takes a selfie during the UWI/MontegoBay United match.(R)A UWI supporter dons his war paintduring the UWI/Montego Bay Unitedmatch.

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