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Stop the Violence Part Ii

Stop the Violence Part II Action

On an overcast September Sunday the only shadows the Toronto Caribbean All Stars (TCSL) saw was that of the Montreal Caribbean All Stars players. In a game where the play of the TCSL All Stars look superior in the early going their sense of urgency in moving forward in the attacking third was not present as was the case in the first Stop the Violence game 3 weeks prior.

 

The Montreal All Stars slowly worked there way into the game and managed to open the scoring midway through the first half.  However the TCSL All Stars equalized within minutes of falling behind and the game turned into a very competitive contest tied 1-1 at the half.

 

The second half continued on the same competitive trend as the first, but by then it was quite noticeable that Onandi Lowe was marked by two of the Montreal defenders. While Montreal were imposing their defensive strategy the TCSL defense lost concentration while moving forward and gave a second goal on a counter attack down the right flank.

 

Stunned by the turn of events the TCSL All Stars pushed forward in search of the equalizer but it was too little, too late as Montreal as lightening strike twice when Montreal found a soft spot down the right flank for the second time and capitalized scored their  third goal to end any hopes of a comeback by the TCSL All Stars.

The Stop the Violence II turned out to be a very entertaining evening as the TCSL management thanked the young Malvern Ball Retrievers and all the participants and supporters for making the event a success.

 

Meanwhile Onandi Lowe is said to be  anticipating a future of challenging soccer in Europe. He was invited as a guest player at the "Stop the Violence" games to boost attendance and appeal to the youths and the general public to assist in stopping the outbreak of violence in the Toronto community. Onandi Lowe represented Jamaican National team (Reggae Boyz) in World Cup 98 held in France and he also played in the Major League Soccer (MLS) with Kansas City.

 

 

Toronto Caribbean Soccer League All Star Team at the Stop the Violence Part II

Montreal All Stars at the Stop the Violence Part II

 

                       

                        

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

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