CAVALIER SC and UWI FC drew goalless in their Red Stripe Premier League (RSPL) game at Stadium East in a late kick-off on Sunday.

The result, however, did very little to enhance either of the teams’ positions in the standing as the stalemate will only see UWI joining Waterhouse on four points, but the former will remain at the bottom of the table despite Tivoli Gardens’ 4-0 whipping of Waterhouse.

The point garnered by Cavalier SC see them moving ahead of Arnett Gardens on eight points to the sixth position, but that could be short-lived as Arnett Gardens FC were scheduled to play their sixth-round game against Harbour View at the Compound last night. A win for Arnett Gardens, or even a draw, will see Cavalier SC slipping to seventh position with an inferior goal difference.

The game between Cavalier SC and UWI was intensely competitive, and the only thing missing was the game’s most precious commodity — goals. And it was not for the lack of created opportunities, as both teams created numerous good chances to gain an advantage.

Cavalier, in fact, had the best chance to win the game. However, Jason Watson missed the mark from close-up with goalkeeper Amal Knight caught out of position.

Teams

Cavalier SC — Carlloyd Walters, Al Nesbeth, Jeffery Grant, Jason Watson, Jerome Smith, Chevon Marsh, Akean Shackleford, Ryan Miller, Donovan Alvaranga (Dellano Anderson 51st)Raheem Ellis, Jeffrey Henry (Oshane Jenkins 63rd).

Subs not used: Rashawn Patterson, Shamar Smith, Norman Bailey, Kamoy Simpson, Donovan McCurdy

Booked: Shackleford (30th)

UWI FC – Amal Knight, Dravian Williams, Nicholas McMorris, Deno Schaffe, Jamie Robinson (Mitch Wright 85th), Kemar Flemmings, Anthony Greenland (Andre Bernal 74th), Roshane Smith (Patrick Brown 70th), Girvan Brown, Ramoun Reid, Kemar Cummings.

Subs not used: Simon Bennett, Jamie Samuels, Owen Hill, Kemoy Atkinson.

Booked: Reid (50th)

Referee: Jermaine Douglas

Assistants: Omar Mills, Terrence McKenzie

Fourth Official: Gawayne Scott

Match Commissioner: James Pearson

— Hurbun Williams