 All right, it's now time for our interactive segment. Remember you can catch premium sporting content by downloading the Sportsmax app from the Google Play or the App Store. And for our viewers in Jamaica, you can win a trip for two to the Champions League final, courtesy of Josh Tibet and Sportsmax. Make a bet of 1,500 Jamaican dollars or more on any UCL game up to April 28. And you could be a winner. Also remember, in case you missed it, it's now on Sportsmax and CNTV as well as on YouTube. And this week, I spoke to reggae boy Shaquan Davis. Shaquan also plays in the JPL for Mount Pleasant. Do you have a couple of other things that you want to get done by the end of this season? Well, I've gotten most of the objectives this season. I've gotten the car that I wanted so bad. I'm currently being outstanding in this season. I guess the next step is to get a contract to be overseas. Yeah, big stuff. And it's consistent overseas as well, you know. Yeah, call it, call it, put it out there. And of course, it will definitely come to you. All right, it's no time to present the nominations for this week's Sportsmax class moment. Savitsa with a cross into the middle. That's for us in Dortmund and the tie stands 11 at 4-4. Watch Savitsa just make the run here. Vitz last to see him. Vitz allows him to run in behind. Vitz was doing nothing there. Then Falkirk makes the run and just gets across the front of Pimenez. And it's a brilliant header. Just gets enough on it, greatly. Good timing, no chance for Oblak this time. Just give him the ball, if not the second over. Give him the first over and he will deliver with a wicket on cue. You expect that with an old ball to be rattling the stumps. This time he's done it with a brand new ball. Now again on the left foot of Alonso. This one not too high. Alex Bernadette gets it, the overhead kick. It's a moment of exquisite quality. It's fantastic. Now there's no dangerous play at all and the ball goes there. You can see if Etha is in danger there, I don't think so. I think it's late. This week it's a tough one. Daniel did a great job in bringing out some of the best ones. I'm shocked that Hailey is not in that. I have to see Hailey in her century and of course the wickets. That aside, I really like Jospreet Bumrah. I like Nikolas Fokarok as well. But you know, my love for cricket, it overcomes me. And I'm doing Bumrah. I'm picking him. Yeah, all three were good. I'm going to give Jalph Alex the edge because he was being shoved as he was normally, I think when you execute a bicycle kick in the way that he did, if the ball is hanging in the way that it did in the air, it makes it easier. Yes. But he was being shoved and he was being hassled. And he did it. Yeah, I would give the edge because of that. But all three were solid. Bumrah's delivery was unplayable, I thought. And the full-crug goal was a classy, classy header. Yeah, this week was tough. Yeah, I'm going to give Felix the edge because the defenders didn't make it easier for him to position himself to get the shot. The bicycle kick off well. And a bicycle kick is always a spectacular looking goal. It edges it for me, but close call. All three were solid. Yeah, all right. I have to agree with you there. All right, let's take some responses now to the Jamaica Football Federation President Michael Ricketts. He's optimistic about resolving issues with reggae boys, Aston Villa star Leon Bailey, ahead of the upcoming World Cup qualifiers. It's head across the Facebook. Romeo says we have more than enough good players. Michael Mason. Man, the country or team bigger than any player, so stop beg players to play. Winston Broadbell, leave Bailey alone and work with the squad at hand. Jamie Gabbadon, please let him stay where he is. Makes no sense trying to get him to play for Jamaica when his heart is not with Jamaica. Delano R Dawkins, time move on from Bailey. Wow. Mmm. Yeah. I actually thought the responses would be favorable for Bailey. Yeah, when favorable to conversation to bring it in. So I'm shocked. Yeah, it's a little surprising that most people feel the way that they do. But I think the JFF recognizes that Bailey, being a part of the Jamaica setup for the World Cup, would be beneficial to the team. So whatever issues they have hanging and, you know, causing the conflict, it would do them well to try to sort it out. But the Facebook comments suggest that they're okay with Bailey not playing, which I don't, I'm not sure that's a popular opinion among most Jamaican football fans. Yeah. All right, Lance. Well, at this point in Friday, we have to wish our viewers goodbye and, of course, a really safe and I'll say enjoyable weekend. I'm looking forward to see you on Monday. And as we close, I'm also telling the Giselle happy, happy 23. Goodbye for now. See you.