Paul-Andre Walker, Staff ReporterSPECTATORS AT Constant Spring Complex will bear witness to two perennial rivals laying it all on the line once again, in the Sherwin Williams national women's football league final, which is set to begin at 12:30 p.m.
The event will feature the second-leg of the National 'A' League final and the premier league, which kicks off at 2:30 p.m. In the National 'A' League final, Maverley-Hughenden will take on Rae Town in their second-leg game, while Harbour View have an uphill battle against the women of Barbican.
Harbour View have the unenviable task of recovering two goals after their 0-2 defeat in the first-leg. Maverley-Hughenden have it a little easier, as they only have to pull back a goal after their 1-2 loss to Rae Town earlier this week.
Barbican, who are the defending champions, have had good results against Harbour View whenever the teams have met.
As a matter of fact, Barbican have never failed to score against Harbour View, which is a dangerous thing for a team that is looking to get back into a tie.
Barbican coach, Charles Edwards, is aware of this and thinks it gives his team a significant advantage, especially bearing in mind the fact that Barbican have let in less than 10 goals this season.
A QUALITY TEAM
"It makes it a little easier because they (Harbour View) have to score twice before they can think about a win. However, they are a quality team and we can't count them out. The good thing is that attacking the way they have to they will leave some back doors open and give us a chance to score, which could end the contest," explained Edwards.
While that is true, Harbour View coach Vin Blaine is of the opinion that the game isn't over yet and his team has what it takes to get back into the tie.
"We are quite confident. Barbican is a strong team but we are on a roll where scoring goals is concerned," said Blaine.
