TRISTAN “Fishy” Parris’ watchwords in this year’s Digicel Premier League seem to be “goals win matches”.
He again showed that on Sunday night at the new Wildey AstroTurf Facility with his second double strike of the season.
Parris’ second-half brace allowed Dayrells Road to beat their more acclaimed St Michael neighbours, Mackeson Brittons Hill, 2-0 for their second triumph in as many matches.
The win, during the night’s triple header, moved Dayrells Road to a maximum six points and an early lead in the ten-team, two-round competition.
On a roll
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