Player/coach Kent Hall left his mark on DirecTV Paradise’s 1-0 victory over Claytons Kola Tonic Notre Dame last Thursday night in the Digicel Premier League at the Wildey AstroTurf.
Hall took the free kick which led to the eventual goal that saw Paradise move into second place, one point ahead of the Dames. Barbados Defence Force remain on top of the league.
In the opening match, Gall Hill and Mackeson Brittons Hill played to a 1-1 draw.
Here, Hall (left) loses a battle against Dames’ defender John “Nobby” Parris.
It’s Hall right
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