Five minutes after the restart a passing movement brought off the equalizer. Collaco passed well to Victal who lost no time in putting the ball over to Remedios on the right wing. The latter made a short run forward, steadied himself and, from a difficult angle, put the ball into the far corner of the net.
Encouraged by their success the Lusitano kept up the attacks and gave Peasgood a very lively time. A few minutes later Remedios again scored from the midst of a scramble in front of the Police goal.
The Pplice' soon retaliated when they made' a combined rush and Greenberg headed a pass from the wirg past Rosario to bring the score The Clube were rapidly e upper hand and forced ihe pace.
After thirty minutes' play Sousa, from a rough and tumble in the Police penalty area, raised the score to 3-2 for the Clube. It did not take Collaco long to get another point for the Lusitano side when he slammed in a shot that brought Peasgood down ju a flying dive. The Police team were now almost at a standstill and appeared to be very tired and notable to follow up any slight advantage they got. They were repeatedly robbed of the ball by their smaller- opponents "who never lagged for a minute from start to finish. Sousa got the last goal of the match in the last five minutes when he put in a fast shot from about 25 yards out and thereafter the Police contented themselves with keeping the ball out of the danger area.
POLICE:—Peaszood, Gibson, Turner, Rimmer, Crook, Hurry, Woodley, Bader, Ward. Greenberg, Clarke.
LUSITANO:—A. Rosario, Gonsalves, Marcel, Silva, Victal, Collaco, I. Remej Rosario, L. Rosario, Sousa, C
The referee caused a mild "panic" when he awarded a free-kick to ASF. blowing his whistle for half-time when the ball was in flight, travelling straight for the goal Kabbert, on hearing the whistle, lowered his arms and made no attempt to stop the ball which entered the net. The goalkeeper could have got the ball quite easily, but the spectators "parrocked? the referee, whose decision, however, was quite correct irom a technical point of view.
The A.S.F. team seemed rather dejected over the decision, but they should not have, knowing that the shot was not at all difficult for Kabbert to stop had the whistle not sounded. A coincidence in the match was the fact that the school team scored both their goals with only ten effective men in the team, Greenberg arriving after the first goal had been scored, and Artchegoff being on the ground injured when Petterson netted the second point.
The teams were Remand; Collet, Neubo Jesu; Dongworth, Segal
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