 I want to feel Clarence and college may just be more pumped up for this one. Well, this is the starting line-up for Clarence and college. Rochelle Borrell in goal, the back four of Ruchelle Francis, Romario Thompson, Devanti Hodges and Attibo Green in the middle of the park, Theon Cupid, Deandre Gademore and Malachi Douglas who has 17 goals to his name as well as 13 assists up top, Jamel Boudou Ashley, Kehime Dixon of course with 28 goals and 16 assists and of course on the right-hand side they're number 8 Christopher Hull with 12 goals and 14 assists to his name. Deandre played a 4-3-3 but it's always fluent from them, you expect them to go what I think is going to be important is that they play much quicker. I suspect Lemieux will go with a 4-3-3 as well Antoine Gooden between the sticks for them the back four of Brandon Wallace O'Neal Headley, Tavon Coleman and Ramon Francis in the middle of the park Jason White, Denzil Watson and Kyle Gordon who has 10 goals to his name so far this season Tavon Cummings with 6 Orain Watson with 8 and Deandre Johnson their leading scorer on the right-hand side with 11 goals the top three. This is a team that really knows how to win already they've won the Champions Cup and they feel they can have the measure of this clan and college team to take anything for granted it's not the type of thing where they weigh in top and celebrate. Coach Peart said it was just one day and they were in and the good thing about it is that we have the chance to see them one more time in the Olivier Shield on Wednesday, yes because a handful they were and more 6 goals to the good a statement has to say we are the best and they'll have a chance to say it against Mona beware the yellow blue juggernaut is back well tuned and it's rolling along. 6-2 the final scorer clan and college over Glenmure High and what a performance we have seen tonight they were pressing the life out of Glenmure in the early stages of this one with lovely football being played Dixon starting out the drama pretty early in this one he was beautiful just exquisite that was just one of three the first of three rather and if you question anything don't question his finishing and then you learn later his work rate is also good they didn't stop running they didn't stop pressing Dixon forcing the error we spoke about nerves at the start of this game Glenmure were rocked back Hull with a ball inside and then at the back post Ashley with a thumping finish yeah it's not an easy finish there to go keeper came and he had to keep his nerves but he went for base and height a decision made in six seconds there you could see him definitely shaping up to go top the roof of the net Dixon was on it he didn't look into finishing but Ashley was good at that near post can't fault the keeper on it it was a good finish a call for calm but CC continued delightful stuff wonderful exceptional the boy Dixon from Trenchtown to Chapiton they celebrated that goal yeah that was a really good goal he just weaved his magic there showing his nifty footwork and just dropped on his shoulder and then the finish as we all know none better than him this season and you struggle to find better than him over many seasons in the past he was running for his life after every single goal but the Trenchtown boys weren't finished at all in this one look at this build up the overlapping run spotted the deliver inside no issues Ashley Pudu Ashley with the second of the night that's a beautiful finish at any level you see that type of header and you have it as top draw yeah really met it well goalkeeper no chance and a glance in header nestled into far corner yeah you've seen that boys blow down there it's suggested yeah nothing I could do well they tried to get back into this game they had to Cummings did really well and after all that confusion deflected yeah and he hold the top he set off his chest nothing he could do about it it just came to him inadvertently and by the time he could react he was in the back of the net but immediately not too long after that Karen and Colin says okay we changed gear yep and look at how they changed gear I mean there are other chances but we only have time to show the goals and that was sublime from Gallimore that was a raspin drive there cut inside only thing eyes for goal and from the other angle always going away from keeper it swerved away from him and there's nothing absolutely nothing Tineir was all he got Gemmure kept trying many thought it was too little too late and he did well Miller to recover and blast that one in had a goal on the bench and was trying to launch the recovery for Glenmure Karen didn't deal with the cross inside very well came off his head and he was quickest to react and just like that they were within three goals of Karen and Colin but the final demanded a hat trick from Kekeem Dixon the run from outside the box the thrill and the execution magnificent yeah his second goal almost a replica of that one because he reaved his way through and he only had one side and it was almost like don't poke in the keeper couldn't react in time but all you have to look at is the work before that finish exquisite beautiful let's look at the stats they were pretty one-sided Clarenin College with 23-11 on target their shots Glenmure with 11 shots 5 of which were on target 4 Eulacads were shown in this one and you can see 9 corner kicks as opposed to none for Glenmure and position in the end Clarenin College with 65% of it it's now time for the water man of the match any thank you Dwight I'm joined by the man of the match of this Dacasta Cup final Kekeem Dixon of Clarenin College he'll receive his man of the match award from Brittany Roberts marketing coordinator of water alright thank you Brittany thank you very much let's have a quick chat your champion once again 2 years running now you're dancing how happy are you to be champion once again I'm very happy they're my family that this one is personal and they had this play tonight so I'm very happy how do you perform so well in finals where does that come from come from the mindset from the day before the mindset to come perform in the finals thank you very much Kekeem Dixon there Dacasta Cup champion now and he's a dancing man I'm joined now by coach Andrew player of Glenmore coach it seemed like one of those games that just wasn't going your way and CC were on their game you started to fight back in that second half though what do you think about the game though I thought the worst possible start we plan for them come in high of the field that's why we had two strikers but poor decision to play the bar shot into the middle of the field and that's the start they want because they're a rhythm team they want to be a pull up early second half a little bit more country even though it's end to end what's the tough start and how to get to the final from there thank you coach congrats on the good season yeah that's coach Andrew we're joined now by the champion coach Lenny Hyde coach he was not leaving this Kaim Dixon said he wasn't leaving today without the Dacasta Cup trophy you guys delivered how well do you feel about that well I'm very happy I'm elated I'm happy for the players mostly this one is dedicated to Junior Samuels our trainer is not here he's very ill right now so we dedicate this one to him the players well bent and said I'm not leaving anything out here on the pitch today they were pretty hard from the start that's how we pumped them up for this game and the last day that they make it up more more hungry this time around and you see how they play it today congratulations coach go and celebrate with your boys thank you it's going to be class again tactics you feel because there's no way than what I've seen the Mona yesterday a good team going toe to toe with this kind of college team could be a death sentence but who knows what tactics they'll go with but whatever it is I think both teams are well positioned to put on a really good game a classical game for that Olivier Sheer I think it's fair to say that Mona with a solid defensive unit would not be as open which means that it's a challenge for Clarendon College to try and do something and also prevent Mona High from scoring yeah Craig Butler the pragmatic coach he is or certainly not try to go help a leather and who will play with his strength first a check then the prize they are loving this moment because they feel it's vindication that's exactly what it is done vindication for them one check for $200,000 now presentation of a check for $500,000 that's the first of a couple of checks heading their way the appetizer Clarendon College team $500,000 another one with $500 to that $750,000 here's the prize here is the prize this is what their hearts wanted in lifting the Dacosta Cup for an 11th time Chapleton once again celebrating of Jamaica's football and put on a footballing clinic tonight