BOTH DIVISION 2 side Sunrise and Premier League team Ellerton will be seeking to reach the final of the Banks Knock Out Cup football competition for the first time when they clash at the National Stadium, at 6 p.m., today.But the team which win tonight’s semi-final, which was deferred from last Sunday because of inclement weather, will face a Herculean task, as they will meet either Claytons Kola Tonic Notre Dame or McKeson Brittons Hill in the final on July 4.Brittons Hill, with the Guinness Super Eight Cup and Division 2 title already in the bag this season, and Notre Dame, who won the Digicel Premier League title, will renew their rivalry in the second semi at 8 p.m. (EZS)
Banks Knock Out semies tonight
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