Guinness “Greatest of the Streets”: Leopold Street, Bent Street B to vie for Georgetown Championship tonight

Leopold Street and Bent Street B advanced to the championship final of the Guinness “Greatest of the Streets” Georgetown Championship following contrasting semi-final wins on Wednesday night at the National Cultural Centre Tarmac.
Former champions Leopold Street delivered the most emphatic performance of the night, crushing New Bay Ballers (Tiger Bay) 6–0 to book their place in the final.
Following the game, Captain Samuel Hunte expressed a desire for his team to rise to the summit of the competition once again.

“Everybody know Leopold is a street football giant, but since 2012 at Guinness in the Streets, nobody ain’t see we back. So, we come back now to punch back. Come out and witness sparkling, exciting football. At Guinness in the streets, it’s a different trophy; this bragging rights trophy is different. This Guinness here does put you on the map, and we coming for it. Look out,” Hunte expressed.
Bent Street B, meanwhile, continued their impressive run with a narrow 1–0 victory over Island All-Stars to secure a historic first appearance in the championship decider.
Their coach, Troy Lambert, lamented their wait for a Guinness Championship, noting that they will be bringing their A-game to the final.
Lambert shared, “This is the 19th year of Guinness, and to be honest, this is our first-ever finals as one of the top teams in the country overall. So, you aint got to ask the feelings; we’re taking it one game at a time. We aint saying we going and win it, but we need it. So, definitely, we coming forward with we best foot forward and looking to put it in the cupboard.”
“That’s the only thing missing from the cupboard”, the Coach added.
In the Plate segment quarterfinals, Festival City defeated North East 2–0, while National All-Stars edged Team Cruel 2–1. Gold is Money also progressed with a 4–2 win over Albouystown.

The results set the stage for the final night of competition, with Day Six scheduled for tonight, May 1, at the same venue, featuring the Plate semi-finals, third-place play-off, and championship final.
In the Plate semifinals, National All-Stars will oppose Festival City at 19:00h, while Gold is Money faces Sparta Boss at 19:45h. The winners will advance to the Plate final set for 21:00h.
Attention will then shift to the championship segment, where Island All-Stars and New Bay Ballers meet in the third-place playoff at 21:45h.
The feature contest is the championship final at 22:15h, where Leopold Street will face Bent Street B. Leopold Street will be aiming to add another title to their record, while Bent Street B are chasing a maiden championship crown.