This evening will mark the end of the action-packed Corona Futsal Tournament but it is still a hard task to pick who will walk away with the title.
For the many fans this counts as a dream final as it pits Bent Street and Sparta Boss, the top two sides of what has been a riveting tournament. Their passage to the final has certainly not been easy but they had to hold their nerves to still be standing.
Job Cesar will be a crucial player for Bent Street this evening at the National Gymnasium
With these reasons and many Co-Director of Petra Organisation, Troy Mendonca contended it is going to be an epic night of futsal action. The support has been overwhelming for the tournament which has given Mendonca enthusiasm a massive crowd should be on its way to the National Gymnasium.
From a technical stand point, the organiser felt the new modus operandi regarding enforcing dress code and playing under the indoor futsal rules has been achieved.
The rematch of the inaugural tournament final, will see winners pocket $600,000 and championship accolade while second has to settle for $300,000.
The Most Valuable player (MVP) will ride off with a hero Motorcycle, one of which has already given a spectator.
That MVP prize has persons such as Bent Street’s Daniel Wilson, Ryan Hackett, Kelsey Benjamin and Job Caesar as contenders while though Gregory Richardson continues to be a threat, new comers Jermin Junior and Jeremy Garrett have made most of the inroads for Sparta.
The third place match pits Leopold Street and Alpha Warriors; third and fourth will be awarded $150,000 and $75,000 respectively. Match time is 22:00h.
