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Camptown earn first Elite League win as Western Tigers strike late against Santos

L-R: Lonsdale George and Shane Jones helped Camptown FC secure their first win of the Elite League Season VIII. (Elite League photo)

Camptown FC secured their first win of the GFF Elite League Season Eight with a 3–0 victory over Monedderlust FC on Sunday, while Western Tigers FC scored twice in the final seven minutes of regulation time to beat Santos FC 2–0 at the GFF National Training Centre in Providence.

An own goal by Monedderlust’s Royan Solomon in the 43rd minute gave Camptown a 1–0 halftime lead. Lonsdale George doubled the advantage in the 54th minute, and Shane Jones scored two minutes later to seal the win.

Western Tigers’ Michael Oie Jr. controls the ball during their 3-0 win over Monedderlust FC on Sunday night. 

In the evening match, Western Tigers and Santos went into halftime goalless. Western Tigers made three changes in the 52nd minute, bringing on William Europe, Tyler Lyle and Rondel Peters.

Captain Kevon Woodley broke the deadlock in the 83rd minute before Michael Junior Oie added the second in the 89th. Western Tigers held Santos scoreless to take all three points.

Season Eight of Guyana’s top domestic football league continues at the National Training Centre in Providence.

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