Reggae Boy Roofe seals Rangers’ win as Caribbean gamers thrive

Reggae Boy Roofe seals Rangers’ win as Caribbean gamers thrive


Reggae Boy Kemar Roofe scored the second aim of his injury-plagued season to place the seal on Rangers’ 3-0 win at ten-man Livingston within the Scottish Premiership on Saturday.

In England, Bermuda captain Nahki Wells, a second-half substitute, salvaged some extent for Bristol Metropolis with an injury-time penalty in a 1-1 draw at Sunderland within the second-tier Championship.

St Kitts and Nevis striker Jacob Hazel, Montserrat worldwide Jernade Meade and Grenada winger Ricky Modeste have been additionally all heading in the right direction for his or her respective golf equipment.

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In the meantime, 29-year-old Dominic Poleon, who’s eligible to play for St Lucia, struck a hat-trick for sixth-tier Nationwide League South leaders Ebbsfleet United in a 6-2 dwelling win over Hampton & Richmond.

At Almondvale Stadium within the south, the 28-year-old Kemar Roofe tapped within the third from seven yards on 85 minutes after earlier lacking when clear by way of, whereas James Tavernier scored twice – together with an excellent free-kick – as Rangers earned a sixth straight Scottish Premiership win.

Kemar Roofe’s aim put gloss on the scoreline, however Rangers have been made to work extraordinarily laborious for his or her victory. They remained 9 factors behind rivals Celtic, who they meet in subsequent Sunday’s Scottish League Cup ultimate at Hampden.

On the Stadium of Gentle in England’s north-east, Wells’ penalty in added time took Fifteenth-placed Bristol Metropolis’s unbeaten run to 11 video games in all competitions

The Robins have been trailing to Jack Clarke’s strike, however the guests have been awarded their first spot-kick for a outstanding 469 days when Jay Dasilva burst into the field and was rugby-tackled by a stumbling Alex Hume.

Wells then beat Sunderland goalkeeper Anthony Patterson – who brilliantly saved a penalty at Queens Park Rangers in midweek – to maintain his aspect’s robust run of kind going and deny the Black Cats simply as they appeared set to rack up three consecutive league wins for the primary time this season.

It was 32-year-old ahead Wells’ tenth aim of the season however first for a month.

Bristol Metropolis boss Nigel Pearson stated: “It was a troublesome sport, a very good sport of soccer, between two actually younger, promising groups. Because the away aspect we confirmed lots of braveness to play our sport towards a superb footballing aspect.”

On the penalty, he added: “Our gamers confirmed a little bit of nous on the market. Mark Sykes picked the ball up and we needed Nahki to take it, however Sykesy was principally saying to him, ‘You put together your self and I’ll take any eye contact that comes my manner.’”

Within the West Midlands, the 28-year-old Hazel gave fourth-placed Darlington the lead on 71 minutes, however hosts Leamington hit again to seize a 2-1 win by way of Kelsey Mooney (84) and Jack Lane (90) within the Nationwide League North.

Within the east, left-back Meade, 30, who made his debut for Montserrat in 2021, in the meantime rescued some extent for second-placed Dartford with a 63rd-minute aim in a 1-1 draw at Braintree City within the Nationwide League South.

In the identical division, 34-year-old Spice Boy Modeste ensured Concorde Rangers left Tonbridge Angels within the south-east with a share of the spoils with a aim on 72 minutes in a 2-2 draw.

Jordan Greenidge, a 23-year-old ahead whose brother Reiss performs for Guyana and Maidstone United, gave Tonbridge an interval lead with a Thirty seventh-minute aim.

Poleon’s treble took Ebbsfleet 11 factors away from Dartford and his private aim tally for the marketing campaign to 27 after a Thirty fifth-minute penalty and additional strikes on 41 and 73 minutes.

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