 Yeah, just one change to the starting 11 of the Glenmure side that beat Kingston College at the semifinal stage. Denzel Watson replaces Tayshawn Roh at central midfield. As usual, they have a back four, Brandon Wallace at left back, Ramon Francis at right back. Anil Hedley and Tavon Coleman at centre back. Watson is partnered in midfield by Jason White and their captain Kyle Gordon with Tashon Cummings, Niren Allen and Doreen Watson starting as the front three for the Andrew Peart Codeside. Clarendon College champions only two seasons ago. Three members of this Clarendon College team started in that 21-20-22 final against Denzel and they are captain Malachi Douglas, Christopher Holland, Kahim Dixon who among them have scored some 55 goals this season and they do have a fabulous supporting cast as well. Roche Borell in goal, a back four. We take a breath. Now we relive it. Stephon Dore taking charge of this game. Clarendon College the first to venture forward with Christopher Hall his right footed shot saved by Antoine Gooden in goal. The only goal came on 18 minutes and it came for Clarendon College a play that started with their influential forward, Kahim Dixon all to Christopher Hall, all to a team of green, green across the face of goal and Kahim Dixon knocking it in for his seventh career Champions Cup goal, his fourth of this campaign and he continues his fantastic and history of scoring in all finals he's participated in in the last three seasons. Clarendon took a while to get into this one but their captain Kyle Gordon finally got going and laid this one off to Jason White and White placed it beautifully into the far corner. Roche Borell had no chance in goal and then Muir were level at 1-1 that came completely against the run of play. It came out of nowhere as we said at the time but from there it was for the most part then Muir his left footed shot over the top and then in the side of the Sean Bolt he saw a straight red but even more stunned by the quality of this Kyle Gordon free kick ferociously po- and should have done better with that hit link, delivery college at the other end, that one was over the top and every time you thought you had seen everything in this game we just kept seeing 3-1 at this stage to Glen Muir and Kahim Dixon hit the left play, the captain Malachi Douglas struggling to find his shot hit the right upright Kahim Dixon couldn't turn it home and maybe that told us it wasn't Clarenin College's night and then this mistake I guess there can be no great game without an arrow and it came from the Clarenin College goalkeeper Roche Borell he timed this well, he got there and the clearance was terrible and the rain Watson capitalized for his 8th goal of the season the first in the Champions Cup this campaign for Glen Muir High and that made it 3-1, the red party had begun Kahim Dixon won a penalty for Clarenin and Juan Gordon wasn't happy with the producer's 17th goal of the campaign College weren't done yet, 3-2 at that stage they would have one final shot and one brilliant save by Gordon and then the final whistle came what a match, what a final Clarenin College 21-6 on target, Glen Muir 9-4 on target 23 falls in the game, 14 of them committed by Clarenin College they had 3 yellow cards and the red card, Clarenin College 5 corners for CC, 4 for Glen Muir the Glen Muir goalkeeper Antoine Gordon had to make 4 saves just one for the Clarenin College goalkeeper Rache Borell and in terms of the possession, Glen Muir 55-45 but the stat that matters not just in this game but for a season, for a coach, for a set of players is that Glen Muir win by 3 goals to 2 what a game, what a game there is no doubt who the player of the match is it is the man who led from the front for Glen Muir High School the captain, Kyle Gordon, he deserves KFC yeah, definitely, definitely Ricardo thank you so much and yeah, the man of the match, Kyle Gordon Andrew Ropro make the presentation on behalf of KFC yeah, let me have a chat with you now Kyle fantastic game Kyle last season when we spoke at the Ben Francis Cup Final you told me that you wanted it all this season, job is half done the job is half done for you yes, right now it's just to keep focus because we have our next final and don't want to get carried away even though it's a good feeling always a wonderful feeling to win yeah, we have our speculation but I want to know from your perspective exactly where did this game turn in favor for Glen Muir when we equalize yeah, and I want to ask you as well now how was your regime to rest and recuperate for the upcoming the Costa Cup Final going to be like well, as I said, just keep focus don't get carried away and be stronger in the next game well done to you Kyle richly deserving of the man of the match award well done yeah, so that was Kyle Gordon there the man of the match excellent game he had for Glen Muir, the captain leading from the front let's have a chat now with coach Lenny Hyde coach Hyde you went up early basically and then from there things started to really shake up after that equalizer do you think you lost it at that point nah man, nah man even when we went down we still got a number of chances we could have won the game even we're done, we could have won the game but I must be smart to my team we played well right through the 90 minutes even with the man advantage against us I think we tried our best but it wasn't meant to be, you know yeah, I have to ask you about the right card decision though did you agree with it you know what I've got to say now I want to mention nothing about the ref I just want to talk about my team and what we're going into for the next game yeah, so let's talk about that next game we'll play here again during the week at the end of the week how are you going to prepare them now for that match yeah man, we just rest them get them replenished and feed them up and you know get them motivated again coach tough luck to you we'll see you again later on this week that was coach Lenny Hyde there and I know we have a word coach Andrew Peart coach last season Ben Francis Cup this season Champion's Cup you must be a very very proud man about that well yes to God be the growling as I said from the start of the season it's a journey a journey of three years and we're very happy to be in this moment right now yeah, so I thought the boys played a fantastic game especially coming from behind I always knew that Klein and College would start strong so we're hell bent and denying those opportunities but our situation presented itself for them that we spoke about and they capitalized on it but it's about the desire because I thought in the first half we weren't playing as how we supposed to be putting control again but we got a lot of final third entries and good second balls recuperation which led to some threatening situations like the PSA's shots and goals yeah, you pretty much said everything so let me just ask you about how you're going to high school Andrew Peart of course is head of coaching education at the Jamaica Football Federation and what a lesson his team has delivered here inside the national stadium tonight the New York champions of the All Island knockout for the first time in their schools history a tournament that started in 2014 with the dark blues of Jamaica College winning Cornwall College and Karnan College the other rural area teams to lift the trophy and