U-10 Futsal: Loyola HS Margao and Manovikas EMS

Loyola HS Margao and Manovikas EMS 

Loyola HS Margao and Manovikas EMS played out and entertaining 3-3 draw as the league resumed after the festive break. Manovikas raced into an early two goal lead after Warren DSa put finishing touches to Keyaan Kuknoor passes. Loyola clawed their way back into the contest with goals from Lester Oliveira and Valan Dsa before a fine freekick by Kiam Pinto gave Loyola the lead. Man on the match Warren Dsa restored parity with a few minutes left on the clock and a fine save at the death by Manovikas Keeper Evan Sousa Ferrao secured a well fought for point.

The Kings School had an easy outing against Child Care School winning 6-0. Man of the match Elrad Braganza hit a brace, Pranay Rivankar with a brace, Neil Kamarni and Jordan Fernandes scored one each for the winners.

Host YFA Warriors were made to sweat in their game against Regina Marytrum as they edged out their opponents 4-3. The Warriors were leading 4-0. MOTM Samuel Dsouza opened the scoring before Axel Demello gave them a two goal lead at half time. Lochlan Sousa scored one and Samuel completed his brace in the second half. Regina then staged a monumental comeback with a brace from Brac Fernandes and Mathew Noronha. In the end YFA Warriors hung on to script a 4-3 victory and stay unbeaten in the league.

Perpetual Succour Convent Navelim eased past Rosary HS Navelim by 5-1. MOTM Taufique Gundar scored a brace, Sherlock Dias also with a brace of goals and Vernon Cardozo scored one. Sam Pereira scored a consolation for Rosary.

Marina English put in another scintillating performance as they bulldozed Infant Jesus Colva by 10-0. MOTM Johann Abranches scored a brace, Addison Fernandes and Rizbeen Dcosta a brace each and Snyder Dcosta, Terry Fernandes and Trance Fernandes scored a goal each for the wiiners.

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