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Adrian Frater photo An elated Sports Minister Olivia 'Babsy' Grange (left) congratulates Jamaica's Under-17 football team coach Wendell Downswell after Jamaica qualified for this summer's Under-17 world cup with their 2-1 win against Honduras in yesterday's CONCACAF Under-17 game at the Montego Bay Sports Complex in Montego Bay yesterday. - Adrian Frater: Photo
Adrian Frater photo Fans celebrate the Jamaica Under-17 team's qualification to the FIFA World Cup, following their 2-1 win over Hoonduras at the Montego Bay Sports Complex in Catherine Hall, St James, yesterday. join in on the excitement.
Adrian Frater photo Jamaica's Jason Wright (right) dances around a Hondurs defender during yesterday CONCACAF Under-17 game between the two teams in Montego Bay. Wright scored both goals in Jamaica's 2-1 win.
Adrian Frater photo Jamaica's Shawn-Claude Lawson (right) looks for a way around a Honduras defender during yesterday CONCACAF Under-17 game between the two teams in Montego Bay. Jamaica won the game 2-1.
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Adrian Frater photo Jamaica's young Reggae Boyz kneel in prayer after qualifying for the World Cup Finals in Mexico with a 2-1 win against Honduras, in yesterday's CONCACAF Championships' quarter-final football game at the Montego Bay Sports Complex in Catherine Hall, Montego Bay.
Adrian Frater photo Jamaica's coach Wendell Downswell (second left) is soaking wet after being doused with the contents of the drinks igloo during the celebrations following the young Reggae Boyz 2-1 win against Honduras at the Montego Bay Sports Complex in Catherine Hall, Montego Bay, yesterday.
Adrian Frater photo Jamaica's hero Jason Wright (right) controls the ball elegantly ahead of a Honduras defender during yesterday's CONCACAF Under-17 football game between the two teams at the Montego Bay Sports Complex in Catherine Hall, St James.
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