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Wonder strike brings Reggae Boyz chance

Summary by Jamaica Gleaner

A THUNDEROUS left-footed strike in the Jamaica Premier League’s west Kingston derby has gifted Tivoli Gardens’ Nickalia Fuller a chance at impressing Reggae Boyz coach Steve McClaren when they play the second game of a friendly series at the Anthony Spaulding Sports Complex tonight at 8. Fuller comes in to replace Ranaldo Biggs who is nursing a groin injury, but McClaren admits that the 5-3 victory Arnett Gardens had over Tivoli Gardens last wee…

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Wonder strike brings Reggae Boyz chance

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Soca Warriors seek redemption in second Reggae Boyz friendly - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

“It’s crunch time.” So said Soca Warriors captain Kevin Molino ahead of their second friendly against Jamaica, in Kingston, on February 9. Trinidad and Tobago lost the opening tie against the Reggae Boyz three days ago after a 84th-minute goal from Jamaican defender Sue-Lae McCalla at the Montego Bay Sports Complex. However, the locally-based group of players has a chance to seek redemption when both regional rivals meet again at the Anthony Spa…

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