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Jameel Thompson came up with the goods for Tivoli Gardens with a last-minute strike to give the defending champions a come-from-behind 2-1 win over promoted Montego Bay United, formerly Seba, at the Edward Seaga Complex...

Waterhouse coach, Donovan Duckie, said he liked what he saw after his charges carved out a 3-2 win over promoted Highgate United in the opening round of the National Premier League at the Drewsland Stadium yesterday....

SRI LANKA struck back with three wickets for one run, including two wickets in successive balls by off-spinner Suraj Randiv before rain brought an early end to the third day of the second Test yesterday.

Real Madrid seized an early advantage in the Spanish league by beating Getafe 4-2 yesterday after Barcelona squandered an early lead to draw 2-2 at Real Sociedad.

NATIONAL PLAYERS André Russell and Bevon Brown each bagged four wickets as St Catherine Cricket Club scored a 12-run win over St Elizabeth, in the low-scoring feature match of the Jamaica Cricket Association Limited-Overs Championship, at Chedwin Park, St Catherine.

The Manchester rivals kept up their domination of the Premier League yesterday, with both United and City recording fourth successive victories and their star strikers each scoring hat-tricks.

After the league play which lasted just around six weeks and finished in July, the Jamaica Cricket Association's (JCA) limited-over competition got under way yesterday, not with 22 teams like the league, but in a competition which reminds of the old days when clubs paid their way, with three teams less.

The wait is over. Three months and two additional weeks of top-flight football inactivity will come to an end today, with a full slate of matches in the National Premier League.

Sergio Aguero scored a hat-trick as Manchester City produced a rampant display against Wigan to lead the Premier League. City were well on top and had chances before Aguero opened the scoring on 13 m

Reigning champions Barbican will host UWI Women’s at Barbican Complex as the Sherwin Williams-sponsored Women’s Premier League continues this afternoon.

West Indies and Pakistan Women cricketers will face off today in the third match of their four-match Twenty20 series at the Guyana National Stadium.

Two trophies are at stake on today’s 10-race programme at Caymanas Park. They are the War Zone Sprint over 1100 metres and the Donald Tankoy Memorial Cup over 1300 metres, to be run in two divisions.