PHOTO: Arnett Gardens fall
Arnett Gardens’ Vishinul Harris (left) falls under the challenge of Keniel Kirlew of Montego Bay United during their second-leg Red Stripe Premier League (RSPL) semi-final encounter at the Anthony Spaulding Sports Complex which ended 2-2 last evening. Montego Bay United won 4-3 on aggregate to advance to the RSPL final for the thrd straight year.
Football, National Premier League, Sports
April 16, 2016

PHOTO: Arnett Gardens fall

Defending champs booted from RSPL 3-4 on aggregate to Montego Bay United

Arnett Gardens’ Vishinul Harris (left) falls under the challenge of Keniel Kirlew of Montego Bay United during their second-leg Red Stripe Premier League (RSPL) semi-final encounter at the Anthony Spaulding Sports Complex which ended 2-2 last evening. Montego Bay United won 4-3 on aggregate to advance to the RSPL final for the thrd straight year. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)

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