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- Munro College beat defending champions STETHS 2-1 in the ISSA daCosta Cup second-round St Elizabeth derby at Munro.
- Nikosi Foncette scored from the penalty spot in the 26th minute and Kajaye Williams doubled Munro's lead five minutes later.
- Shavarie Walker pulled one back for STETHS in the 49th minute, but goalkeeper Orville Ferguson's saves preserved Munro's win.
- Munro coach Everdean Scarlett welcomed the result against the long-standing rivals, while STETHS coach Omar 'Rambo' Wedderburn said his team lacked early discipline.
Munro College goalkeeper Orville Ferguson produced a string of acrobatic saves to deny arch-rivals and defending champions STETHS an equaliser as Munro secured a 2-1 victory in their ISSA daCosta Cup second-round encounter at Munro yesterday.The St Elizabeth derby saw Munro take the lead in the 26th minute when Nikosi Foncette converted from the penalty spot, and Kajaye Williams doubled the advantage five minutes later. STETHS responded after the break through Shavarie Walker in the 49th minute, but Ferguson answered every challenge to preserve the lead."In the second half, I gave away a goal. I called my teammates and told them I am going to pull through and lift my head in the game and win us this game," Ferguson said. Munro coach Everdean Scarlett said it was "always a good feeling to get three points against your rival," while STETHS coach Omar 'Rambo' Wedderburn admitted his team "weren't disciplined enough for the first five minutes" but praised their second-half fight.












