 Well, look at the line-up for Campion College in goal, Alex James, Jade Morgan, Marcus Steele, Brandon Muhammad, Matthew Rule, Elijah White, Jass Les, Jelani Harvick, Tyler Faulkner, Nikolai Banton, and Shandon McCrawlin, their coach by Ashton Blackson. Yeah, not a lot of members on the bench for Campion College, but look out for their number 18, Nikolai Banton, Barbados on the 15 international. He'll be looking to string those passes in midfield. The two captains, Elijah White and Robert Sowell, have the coin toss. Romario Francis giving them their instructions. Greeting the referees. Campion College seemingly will have the kickoff, but here's the line-up for Kingston College in goal. They have Malik Williams, they have a back forward, Robert Sowell, Anil Bryan, Rajay Zeminiz, and Kamal Patterson, three in the middle of the part, Dejan Green, Jaheem McLean, and Alex Hislop, and the wingers, Domain Smith and Kimani Rees, and the point man, Demario Daley, the number nine had a spectacular finish, was a fan goal of the week this week, their coach by Vassal Reynolds. Yeah, it's a Vassal Reynolds coach team, so expect them to be really compact and really be looking. Here are the full match highlights. Kingston College started brightly, and they had a few half chances in the first half, though tragedy would strike for them. Look at that attempt from Demario Daley, acrobatic in nature. That shot would have tested goalkeeper Alex James. Came from Alex Hislop, parried away. But in the 20th minute, Malik Williams gifted Faulkner this goal, a back pass directly to the champion, number 16, and he made no mistake from point blank range. Heartbreak, heart ache. For Kingston College at that moment, the salutes were on. Look at this ball over the top, over Malik Williams, misjudging it, and Jazz Les, putting himself in the line of fire really, heading on, running into the upright, and that was goal to convert for Jazz Les. Kingston College would continue to fight back though, and this was a build-up play again. Robert Sow rise in, unable to get that header on target. This was a just to be of offside. It was converted by the substitute, Deshaun Byfield, but the offside flag was up. They didn't give up. Look at this attempted bicycle kick from Demario Daley again. Second acrobatic attempt. Jazz Les would have a shot, and another header from Byfield, rather from Daley. But second half action, the revival would start by Byfield. Coming inside, playing the ball through to Daley. He fired home from point blank range. That was the beginning of the comeback for Kingston College. What a moment for them. Hope was rising at the Ashenheim Stadium. Cool finish from point blank range. Demario Daley, the number nine, 11 goals on the season. This came forward and had to be powered away by goalkeeper Alex James. Kimani Rees had this delivery. It was played out. And Anil Bryan, the transfer from Tietj field. He struck that one with confidence and bang in the back of the net. The number four, Falkingston College coming up trumps 2-2 at that time. In at a time, that ball flicked across by Elijah White. And the captain to the captain. What a gift. 3-2 for Kingston College. They win courtesy of that conversion by the captain Robert Xiao. Relief, finality. Romario Frantz, sign off. Here are the match statistics. Three shots from five on target for Campion. Ten shots from 27. For Kingston College, six fouls apiece. Three yellow cards for Kingston College. One for Campion College. They also shown a red card. Kingston College, they had six offsides, including that closely contested one that was converted by Byfield. Two for Campion College. Kingston College, their attacking prowess was showing in the corner statistic. Nine corners to Campion Colleges. Two Alex James had to make five saves and the line she had the possession as well as the majority of the goals to Kingston College. 60% of possession. Three goals for them. Campion only at two. We go to Kimani. He has the man of the match. Thank you, Dean. I'm joined by one of the match, Demario Daley of Kingston College. Congratulations, sir. All right, let me have a little chat with you now, Demario. You just told me that you feel emotional right now. Speak to me about the feelings you're having. Well, we came into the game. We came out a little not strong enough, but we just came out to the half time and said we're going to come stronger because it really means far but never yield. But that's what I told my team. We're going to come again and conquer this second half. And in terms of your coach, how much did he instill in you guys the confidence to come back today? Well, as forties, we have this lion heart mentality. So we never give up. So we come again and destroy people in the second half. That's how we did. And talk to me about the crowd in particular because you have a lot of support in the crowd. How much did that play a factor in you coming back? Well, all of my people are KC old boys. All of my people came to KC. So I went to my fans because they really care for me and they take care of me. So I showed them that love that I'm here for them. I'm going to bring them and be started for them. I'm going to do everything for them. So I just went to them and showed them come again already. And you told me in particular that you wanted this man of the match here today? Yeah, the Camperdon match and the Charlie Smith match. I really wanted it. But you never rush God's timing. I really prayed for this one. I saw my saver would come out here and play to the highest of my abilities for my team. And I just got this man of the match. So I'm very thankful and grateful for you guys choosing me for this man of the match. All right, congratulations to Mario. Thank you. All the best. Yeah, that's the Mario. I'm very...