PHOTO: PORT ANTONIO, TITCHFIELD DRAW
Dacosta Cup, Football, North & East, Regional, Sports
September 16, 2018

PHOTO: PORT ANTONIO, TITCHFIELD DRAW

Port Antonio High, Titchfield end 1-1 in daCosta Cup

Titchfield’s goalkeeper Maximus Davis (off the ground) is beaten by Andrew Layne (out of picture) as Port Antonio High take the lead in their Port Antonio Derby match at Carder Park on Saturday last. The match ended in a 1-1 draw. (Photo: Everald Owen)

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