WILL Chargers call O-Aces’ bluff or will the new boys from Free Hill continue to play the right cards and advance to the finals of the Cooperators General Insurance knockouts after tonight’s semis at the Garfield Sobers Sports Complex?
Those are some of the questions which will be answered when former champions Chargers meet surprise semi-finalists O-Aces who joined the Division 1 ranks this year.
Even so, O-Aces followed up a win over Foundation with a shocker over RBTT Deacons to oust the perennial kings at the quarter-finals stage.To pull off another upset at 6:30 p.m. O-Aces simply have to send Chargers setter Dale Addison on a cruise and they might have an outside chance of winning the game.
Addison turning up at the gym with his lowest division team would still take care of O-aces as nobody likes and fights to win more than Addison.
Even so, O-Aces might argue that no one had expected them to reach so far.
The 8 p.m. game between Cawmere and Progressive is leaning slightly in Progressive’s favour as Cawmere have been struggling to get their key players to find form.
A contest between these two teams can be likened to a battle between Pakistan and the West Indies. You have to wait until game time to see who turns up.
The women’s games are not expected to spring any surprises with the Rockets booked to destroy Carefree Toners at 6 p.m., while defending champions Chargers should dispose of Powerade The Club 8 p.m.
