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BY SEAN A WILLIAMS Asssistant Sports Editor
Sunday, July 27, 2008
DALLAS, USA - Though it was not an aesthically beautiful game, Jamaica's Reggae Boyz exhibited grit in fending off a spirited El Salvador in their friendly international which ended 0-0 at the Pizza Hut Park in Frisco here yesterday.
Apart from providing exposure to a number of players, the game was an audition of sorts as technical director Rene Simoes continues his search for his final squad for the upcoming CONCACAF semi-final World Cup qualifying campaign which begins next month with a game against Canada.
DALLAS, USA - Jamaica's football boss Captain Horace Burrell (third left) is seen with a small band of vociferous Reggae Boyz supporters at half time during the friendly international game against El Salvador yesterday. The game ended 0-0.
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Sunday, July 27, 2008
DALLAS, USA - Though it was not an aesthically beautiful game, Jamaica's Reggae Boyz exhibited grit in fending off a spirited El Salvador in their friendly international which ended 0-0 at the Pizza Hut Park in Frisco here yesterday.
Apart from providing exposure to a number of players, the game was an audition of sorts as technical director Rene Simoes continues his search for his final squad for the upcoming CONCACAF semi-final World Cup qualifying campaign which begins next month with a game against Canada.
DALLAS, USA - Jamaica's football boss Captain Horace Burrell (third left) is seen with a small band of vociferous Reggae Boyz supporters at half time during the friendly international game against El Salvador yesterday. The game ended 0-0.
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