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Rougier’s double sees Rangers past WASA
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Thursday, February 9, 2012
St Ann’s Rangers became the sixth TT Pro League club to advance to the TTFF FA Trophy Round-of-16 teams following a 3-1 win over Eastern Football Association’s WASA FC at WASA Ground, St Joseph, on Monday. WASA, actually took the lead as early as the 9th minute through a Darren Castillo item, but an unfortunate own goal from teammate Joseph Peters, in the 25th minute, put Rangers back on level terms. The goal inspired a quick come back from Rangers, which found its first lead from Cameron Rougier in the 37th minute. The lead was then extended to 3-1, just five minute later, when the same Rougier found his second goal. The scoreline which red 3-1 at the half, stood until the final whistle as the Pro League outfit survived the early scare.
WASA’s Super League outfit, which had a good 2011 season, eased past Northern Football Association’s Queen’s Park Cricket Club (QPCC) 4-1 at New Ground, Queen’s Park Savannah, Port of Spain, in the early match. Darren Lewis scored in the 16th minute to give WASA a 1-0 lead, but Sean Ramdoo equalised in the 26th minute, as the two teams went into the break on equal terms. It was all WASA thereafter as a penalty from Fabien Walker in the 62nd minute, regained a lead for the “waterboys”, before a three-minute double from Glen Walker in the 76th and 79th, wrapped it up for the visitors. Only one match remains out of the round of 32 teams. On sunday, the final Pro League team, Caledonia AIA will face newly crowned Eastern Football Association champions FC Santa Rosa at UTT Ground from 5 pm.
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