Cavaliers vs Waterhouse and Portmore vs Humble Lions Highlight Exciting Weekend
It’s Match Week 24 in the JPL-Jamaica Premier League 22/23 season, and the excitement is building as the playoff race heats up. Allsportsjamaica.com brings you a preview of the upcoming games, starting with Portmore United’s must-win game against Humble Lions.
After losing to league leaders Cavaliers in Match Week 23, Portmore United now sits outside the playoffs with three games to go. They host Humble Lions, who are currently in fifth place with 39 points, at Feride Neita Park at 4 pm. Humble Lions will be looking to secure their spot in the playoffs, while Portmore United will be hoping to get back on track and keep their playoff hopes alive.
In another crucial game, Waterhouse host the league leaders Cavaliers at Waterhouse Mini Stadium at 4:15 pm. Cavaliers will be looking to extend their lead at the top of the table, while Waterhouse will be hoping to secure the three points and stay ahead of Portmore United in the playoff race.
The opening game at the Waterhouse Mini Stadium sees Molynes United take on Tivoli Gardens F.C. at 2 pm. At 3 pm, second-placed Arnett Gardens take on already demoted Faulkland F.C. at the Catherine Hall Sports Complex. To complete the doubleheader at this venue, Montego Bay United face Harbour View F.C., who are sitting in fourth place and looking to secure their spot in the playoffs.
On Monday, Dunbeholden takes on Vere United, who are safe from regulation, while Mount Pleasant face already regulated Chapleton Maroons at the Jamaica College Ashenheim Stadium at 5 pm and 7:30 pm, respectively.
As the season enters its final stretch, every game is crucial, and the playoff race is heating up. Stay tuned to allsportsjamaica.com for all the latest news and updates from the JPL-Jamaica Premier League 22/23 season.
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