With only five points
separating the first from the fifth placed team, the Drewsland clash between
third placed Waterhouse and fourth placed
Harbour View, the defending champion, will take the spotlight in Wednesday's 17th
round of matches in the Cash Plus National Premier League.
This game, which starts at 4 o'clock, should produce another epic contest and will be TVJ's game of the day.
Coach of Waterhouse Wayne Fairclough says his only concern is that of fair play.
Harbour View's Lenny Hyde is aware of the challenge that lies ahead but says his side is ready.
Tivoli Gardens, who occupies the top spot for the first time this season, will travel to STETHS to face unpredictable Reno.
Previous front runners Portmore United, who are two points behind the leaders, could return to the top of the pack should Tivoli's poor road record continue as they host bottom placed Village United at Ferdie Neita Park.
Hitz 92's commentary game at five comes from the Tony Spaulding Complex where relegated former champions Arnett Gardens face a tough assignment against fifth placed St. Georges SC.
The Portlanders, who boast the best home record, will be aiming for their first win on the road.
In other games, Sporting Central Academy entertains Boys Town at Brancourt starting at three while Seba host August Town at Jarrett Park at 6pm.
After Monday's 16th round of matches, third placed Waterhouse is on 27 points followed by defending champion Harbour View 26 and team of the moment, St. Georges SC with 25.
This game, which starts at 4 o'clock, should produce another epic contest and will be TVJ's game of the day.
Coach of Waterhouse Wayne Fairclough says his only concern is that of fair play.
Harbour View's Lenny Hyde is aware of the challenge that lies ahead but says his side is ready.
Tivoli Gardens, who occupies the top spot for the first time this season, will travel to STETHS to face unpredictable Reno.
Previous front runners Portmore United, who are two points behind the leaders, could return to the top of the pack should Tivoli's poor road record continue as they host bottom placed Village United at Ferdie Neita Park.
Hitz 92's commentary game at five comes from the Tony Spaulding Complex where relegated former champions Arnett Gardens face a tough assignment against fifth placed St. Georges SC.
The Portlanders, who boast the best home record, will be aiming for their first win on the road.
In other games, Sporting Central Academy entertains Boys Town at Brancourt starting at three while Seba host August Town at Jarrett Park at 6pm.
After Monday's 16th round of matches, third placed Waterhouse is on 27 points followed by defending champion Harbour View 26 and team of the moment, St. Georges SC with 25.
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