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Boyz win 1-0 over Canada
January 31, 2010
Jamaica's Reggae Boyz outplayed Canada to win 1-0 at the National Stadium in Jamaica. Luton Shelton scored the only goal midway the second half, just before he was substituted. Canada was fortunate not to have lost by a larger margin as they were totally dominated by Jamaica who squandered numerous chances.
Jamaica got off to a quick start, attacking and forcing their opponents to play a defensive game. They kept up the tempo and should have been at least a goal up before the first half ended. The Jamaica supporters were rewarded in the 68th minute when Shelton collected a pass Omar Cummings and hit a firm grounder that eluded Canadian goalkeeper David Monslave at his near post for the only goal of the game.
Team Jamaica --Dwayne Miller, Tyrone Marshall, Shavar Thomas, Jermaine Taylor, Jason Morrison Ryan Johnson 71st), Rodolph Austin (Richard Edwards 79th), Eric Vernan (Kenardo Forbes 74th), Demar Phillips, Luton Shelton (Navion Boyd 70th), Omar Cummings (Keammar Daley 79th), Devon Hodges.Subs not used: DuWayne Kerr, Rafe Wolfe, Adrian Reid, Lovel Palmer.
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JAMAICA FOOTBALL HISTORY
Records indicates that football (soccer) was
introduced in Jamaica towards the end of the
19th century and 1893 is believed to be the
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REGGAE BOYZ PLAYER PROFILE
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Jamaica is a popular vacation destination known for its beautiful mountain scenery, long stretches of white sand beaches, and the exotic pulsating rhythms of the Reggae music. Surrounded by a turquoise sea and washed by gentle waves with plains rising to lofty mountains, Jamaica has attracted visitors from for centuries to this tropical playground where the fun seems to never end. Where to take a Jamaica vacation? |
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JAMAICA TRACK AND FIELD
Like a bolt of lightening, Jamaica's Usain Bolt became the world’s fastest man when he set a new world record Saturday night with a time of 9.72 seconds at the Reebok Grand Prix. 02 seconds faster than the old record held by his countryman, Asafa Powell.
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