Waterhouse

Football Club will be looking to make further inroads into the Scotiabank

CONCACAF League on Wednesday at the National Stadium when they tackle FC

Motagua of Honduras at 9 p.m. in a quarterfinals fixture.

Waterhouse

advanced to this stage of the tournament after stopping defending champions CS

Herediano of Costa Rica on penalties, in their home-and-away battle, while

Motagua defeated Managua of Nicaragua 3-2 on aggregate.

The match is

expected to pit the slick passing of the Central Americans Motagua against the

strength and speed of Waterhouse, who are back-to-back losers of the island’s

top-tier football competition, the Red Stripe Premier League. Waterhouse lost

to Portmore in the final last year and to Arnett Gardens the year before.

With a victory,

Waterhouse will be on their way to becoming the first Jamaican club to advance

to the semifinals of the competition. To do so, they would have to complete the

aggregate win next week Wednesday in Honduras.

Waterhouse

will be looking to newly acquired marksman, Colorado Murray along with captain

Keithy Simpson, Tramaine Stewart and Andre Moulton to spur them to victory.

Murray joined Waterhouse this season, after donning the colours of Tivoli

Gardens for a few seasons.