Slingerz chase 6th straight win against Den Amstel

Slingerz will seek a sixth consecutive victory and a share of the points lead when they face Den Amstel on Saturday as the Guyana Football Federation (GFF) Elite League Season Eight continues at the National Training Centre, Providence, East Bank Demerara.
The encounter kicks off at 18:30h (6:30 pm) and opens a weekend programme featuring four matches across October 31 and November 1.
Slingerz enter the contest in second place with 15 points from five victories, three points behind leaders the Guyana Defence Force. They have scored 17 goals and conceded four, giving them a goal difference of plus 13.
GDF won all six of their matches, scoring 20 goals without conceding. With the soldiers outside this weekend’s fixtures, Slingerz have an opportunity to close the gap.
Den Amstel will be aiming to disrupt that unbeaten run while improving their own position. They occupy sixth place with six points from two wins and four defeats, having scored nine goals and conceded 21.

Saturday’s second match, scheduled for 21:00h (9:00pm), will bring together ninth-placed Fruta Conquerors and bottom club Camptown.
Conquerors have three points from one victory and four defeats in five matches. They have scored five goals and conceded 11. Camptown remain without a win, collecting one point from a draw and four losses, with four goals scored and 14 conceded.
Sunday’s programme begins at 18:30h (6:30 pm), with Santos facing Monedderlust in a contest between teams level on six points.
Both clubs have recorded two wins and three defeats from five matches. Santos hold fifth place with eight goals scored and 15 conceded, while seventh-placed Monedderlust have scored five and conceded 18.
Western Tigers will then meet Ann’s Grove United at 21:00h (9:00 pm) in the weekend’s closing fixture.
The third-placed Tigers have 12 points from four victories and one defeat. They possess the league’s most productive attack with 21 goals and have conceded just three.
Ann’s Grove are eighth with four points from six matches. Their record stands at one win, one draw and four defeats, with seven goals scored and 11 conceded.
The Guyana Police Force FC occupy fourth place with nine points from three wins and three defeats. They have scored nine goals and conceded eight.