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The 2017 Republic Bank National Youth League (RBNYL) semifinal round will now be played on Monday at a venue to be determined due to “unplayable conditions” today at Constantine Park in Macoya after heavy rain.
Tournament organisers, All Sport Promotions, are expected to advise the public of the new venue later today.
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Republic Bank National Youth League Semifinal Match-ups
Under-11 Division
Defence Force vs QPCC ‘A’;
Trendsetter Hawks vs San Juan Jabloteh;
Under-13 Division
FC Santa Rosa vs Cunupia Extreme;
Trendsetter Hawks vs Central FC;
Under-15 Division
RSSR vs QPCC;
Police FC vs FC Santa Rosa.
Jabloteh won 2-0.
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Hopefully tony harfford can apply some common sense to this injustice
NATIONAL semi final and final…should be played in COE or one of our stadium
Agree! Highest consistent venue which gives youngsters a feel of national/international football conditions