MARGAO
Chandor Club beat Don Bosco Oratory of Fatorda 7-6 via sudden death to inscribe their name on the glittering trophy of the 41st Gold Silver Rolling Trophy inter-village football tournament organised by Navelim Sporting Club at Rosary Church ground on Saturday. The teams were tied 1-1 at the end of regulation time.
Don Bosco Oratory had an opportunity at the start of the match, but Hanslum Furtado missed to score from close range. Maxwell Furtado gave lead to DBO in the 15th minute off a pass from Rishabh Karaporkar. Alreach Piexoto and Victorinho Fernandes missed scoring chances in the first session for Chandor SC. In the second half, Chandor applied more pressure and earned a penalty in the 66th minute, which was converted by Rizbon Fernandes.
In the tiebreaker, Victorino Fernandes, Brivon Dias, Rizbon Fernandes, Valentinho Carvalho, Brivon Dias, Louie Noronha and Jerry Vaz netted for Chandor SC while Maxwell Furtado, Francis Andrade, Hanslum Furtado, Alfred Noronha and Cliff Barretto scored.
Individual prizes: Best defender of the final - Joaquim Carvalho of Chandor Club, Best half of final - Cliff Barretto of Don Bosco Oratory Fatorda.
Luuzinho Faleiro, Rajya Saba MP, was the chief guest and gave away the prizes to the winners and runners-up in the presence of Antonio Pango, interim president of GFA, Edwin (Cipru) Cardozo, ZP member, Navelim, George Barretto, social worker, other dignitaries and club officials.
In the tiebreaker, Victorino Fernandes, Brivon Dias, Rizbon Fernandes, Valentinho Carvalho, Brivon Dias, Louie Noronha and Jerry Vaz netted for Chandor SC while Maxwell Furtado, Francis Andrade, Hanslum Furtado, Alfred Noronha and Cliff Barretto scored.
Individual prizes: Best defender of the final - Joaquim Carvalho of Chandor Club, Best half of final - Cliff Barretto of Don Bosco Oratory Fatorda.
Luuzinho Faleiro, Rajya Saba MP, was the chief guest and gave away the prizes to the winners and runners-up in the presence of Antonio Pango, interim president of GFA, Edwin (Cipru) Cardozo, ZP member, Navelim, George Barretto, social worker, other dignitaries and club officials.
