By james art 
The old road ready for the president’s Cup Coll
The scene is set for an electrifying show for the President’s 2025 Cup, as the MFCR Old Road United Jets is preparing to take up SL Horsford St. Paul’s United on Sunday at 6:30 pm at Warner Park. Fresh from the exceptional 2024 season, Old Road is full of confidence as they seem to be launching a new high -note campaign.
Old Road made a story last year by winning the FA Cup for the first time, adding another feather to their hat, saying the Live Life Revelation Cup in December. Since then, the team has been completely immersed in the pre -season preparations, sharpening their skills and building a speed before the collision on Sunday.
With the long -awaited match against St. Paul’s quick approach, Old Road Nequan Brown’s captain believes his team is ready for the challenge. Speaking during a recent workout at Verchilds, he emphasized the importance of this season of opening.
“Well, we know this will be a good game, a rough game. I mean, a good test for the first game of the season. So whatever happens on Sunday, it will just encourage us to the rest of the season and see how it goes, “Brown said.
Chief coach Alexis Morris sounded similar moods, revealing that this game was in mind from the last four of last season.
“It is played in my mind from the final four of last season …. Even the times when we thought we had to overcome the hump many cases did not. And so this game has been played in the mind for me … Now we put all this into practice and we hope it will pay off, “he explained.
The match on Sunday will mark the beginning of a new chapter for Old Road, as they will be without their star Pumpkin player Williams, who recently signed a professional contract with a club in Kosovo. His departure leaves a significant void, but Brown and Morris remain positive about the team’s ability to adapt and grow in his absence.
“Players, all around, the whole community, we are delightful,” Brown said about Williams’ movement. “We are happy to see that one of ours has gone to do big things, to make a career for himself, to support his own family … This is a good step. I’m happy for him. It’s nice to see someone to climb and do it there, because that’s the plan. This is the plan for all of us – to go out there and become professional players. “
Although admitting that Williams’ impact on the pitch is irreplaceable, Brown also sees his departure as an opportunity for other players to rise on the occasion and make their sign this season.
For coach Morris, Williams’ journey is a testament to dedication and hard work.
“He often goes out on the day of the field in, from the day out, alone, working on his craft. Sometimes he called me to help him and … I thought it was timely; We just asked him to hold his head and be strong, “Morris said.
The President’s Cup in 2025 will launch the FA Cup champions Old Road against the national bank a group of Premier League winners St. Paul in what promises to be an intense battle between two of the strongest teams in St. Kits and Nevis S
With the old road, eager to prove that they can compete at the highest level, despite Williams’ absence, and St. Paul is looking to cement his status of dominant power in local football, fans can expect an explosive start to the new season.
The countdown is included and Old Road is ready for war.