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National Gymnasium to come alive tonight as Sparta Boss tackles Future Stars

-‘Keep Ya Five’ Alive semis

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The National Gymnasium on Mandela Avenue will come alive tonight when Sparta Boss battles Future Stars and West Front Road-Gold is Money engages Back Circle in the GT Beer/’Keep Ya Five Alive’ semifinal round.

The feature semi-final encounter between Sparta Boss and Future Stars will commence at 21:00hrs and is expected to be a keenly-contested affair given the quality on both sides of the field.

Sparta Boss, giants from the East La Penitence area, sealed their berth in the final four following a hard-fought 5-4 victory over Leopold Street.

The other teams that have fallen to the star-studded Spartans who consist of Gregory Richardson, Devon Millington, Sheldon Shepherd, Solomon Austin and Eusi Phillips, are Broad Street [4-1] and Russian All-Stars [4-0].

For Future Stars, a 7-4 win against Dave and Celina’s AllStars was recorded in the quarterfin­al section.

Prior to that, the youthful setup led by the likes of Keiron Solomon, Akeemo Anthony, Kevin Cummings, Jeremy Garrett and Curtez Kellman, clinched victories against North Ruimveldt [3-1] and Melanie [74] were also registered.

Meanwhile, the opening semi-final affair at 20:00hrs will be a matchup of traditiona­l foes.

Marshalled by the quartet of Hubert Pedro, Randolph Wagner, Jamal Pedro and Carl Tudor, West Front Road-Gold is Money squeaked their way into the semi-final round, via a 3-2 win against Tucville.

A 9-2 hammering of Newtown Kitty and a walkover win against Buxton also highlights their progressio­n. On the other hand, Back Circle edged Hustlers 5-4 to secure a semifinal berth.

The Andy Duke led outfit, which also possess talents such as Jermaine Beckles, Stephon McLean, Selwyn Williams, Jermain Adams and Azariel Davis bagged wins against Rhythm Star [4-2] and Road Warriors [8-2] during the campaign.

Winner of the event will walk away with $500,000 and the championsh­ip trophy. On the other hand, the runners-up will receive $250,000 and the correspond­ing accolade.

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