Sunday Times (Sri Lanka)

Gateway Colombo continues its supremacy in Football

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G at ew ay College Colombo retained the Under-18 InterInter­national Schools Football Championsh­ip for the second year running defeating their sister school, Gateway College Kandy 2- 0 in the finals played at the Cooray Park in Welewatta.

Gateway Colombo was unbeaten in the group stages defeating Lyceum Rat n ap u r a 4-0 and Elizabeth Moir 2- 0. They o ve r c a m e Stafford Internatio­nal School 2- 1 in the quarter- finals before winning a hard fought semi- final against Lyceum Panadura 4- 3 on penalties after it was 1- 1 at full time.

In a repeat of last year’s Under- 20 Internatio­nal Schools final, Gateway Colombo once again faced of f against Gateway Kandy winning the final comfortabl­y with a score of 2- 0. Both goals were scored by captain Binitha Chandrasen­a, who was Gateway’s top scorer in the tournament with six goals.

Colombo Gateway’s deputy skipper Samunu Kaggodaara­chchi, who consistent­ly controlled the game from midfield, was adjudged as Player of the Tournament, whilst Aaqib Imthiyaz was named as Goalkeeper of the Tournament for the second year running.

 ??  ?? Samunu Kaggodaara­chchi, Player of the Tournament
Samunu Kaggodaara­chchi, Player of the Tournament
 ??  ?? Aaqib Imthiaz, Goalkeeper of the Tournament
Aaqib Imthiaz, Goalkeeper of the Tournament

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