In form FC Internaxionle coming off last week’s 11-1 demolition of BFUT Brazil continued their winning ways defeating BC United by two goals to one, lifting them to joint first place.

With both teams coming off victories in their previous games, the teams acquitted themselves well in a bid to maintain their winning streak, treating the fans to a good game of soccer. After 90 minutes of play, FC Internaxionle came away with a hard fought victory, courtesy of a goal each from Horace Howell and Anthony Mcnab. Thomas Alvarez scored for BC United in a losing effort. With this 2-1 defeat BC United now drops one place in the standings to fourth.

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Jamaica’s Reggae Boyz proved worthy challengers before crashing to a 2-0 loss to World Cup host South Africa as the Bafana Bafana warmed up for next month’s FIFA World Cup at home.

Jamaica who was given short notice for the friendly literally landed and played on the same day, as there were only 11 hours separating their landing time from game time. But by all accounts, the Reggae Boyz acquitted themselves well with a spirited performance.

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Last year’s champions Unity FC was soundly beaten by new comers Universitaro 4-1 in their Caribbean America Soccer Association (CASA) encounter at the Lauderhill Sports Complex, last Friday.

Scoring for Universitaro was Stuart Duffin with two goals, and one a piece from Mike Adeyemi and Mahlon Sullivan. Romaro Francis scored for Unity FC in a losing effort. With this result Unity FC’s place in the playoffs is now in doubt.

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It will be a test of who is the True Blue, when the Alumni teams of the past two Jamaica Manning Cup winners clash at the 5th Annual soccer match for the Dennis Ziadie Cup on Saturday, April 18th, 2009 at the Central Broward Regional Park, in Lauderhill.

The Jamaica College Old Boys Association of Florida and the St. George's College Old Boys Association of Florida will meet at 2:00 pm, where they will battle to the finish to see who will cop the top spot of the competition celebrating the memory of Dennis Ziadie, who coached both schools to Manning Cup victories.

This year will mark the 23rd year of the death of Dennis Ziadie in a car crash in Mexico at the 1986 World Cup.

“Dennis Ziadie has been an inspiration to me. As a member of Jamaica College's Manning Cup teams 1970 through 1973, I experienced the great wisdom and vision of Dennis as a coach”, said JCOBAFL president, Ray E. G. Stephenson. “It brings me great joy each year to see this event grow and I am proud that we continue to pay tribute to this great man.”

Saturday's festivities will also feature a Calabar and Cornwall College match-up.

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