Anthony Minott, Star Writer

Christian Pen are the overwhelming favourites to join Frazier's Whip in the LIME St Catherine FA Division One final as they carry a healthy 3-0 lead into their second leg semi-final match against Threadways, in the first game of a double-header at the Prison Oval, this afternoon at 3.

Goalscorers from the first leg Devon Wilson, Sheldon Sharpe and Deroux Brown will bring the attack for the Portmore-based side.

Lenworth Webster, manager of Christian Pen said that his team will not let up in the second leg. "We will not take our foot off the gas pedal. The same approach we took in the first game, we will take for the second leg," a confident Webster said in a recent interview.

Webster believes his team started the season a bit wobbly but were able to turn their season around with proper coaching and management.

"We have a good management structure in place comprising of Richard Miller, Arthur Blackwood, Paul Cunningham, myself and others," he said.

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Webster added that Treadways defeated them twice (two 1-0 losses), and they wanted to avenge those earlier losses and reach the final.

Meanwhile, Fraziers Whip booked their spot in the final after they whipped Travellers 4-0 through four second-half goals from Neco Brett (59th), Dwain Gordon (70th), Kemar Beckford (80th), and Juvanne

Benjamin (81st).

Major League's Spanish Town Police are awaiting final's opponents, after they booted Portsmouth 5-2 on aggregate on the back of respective 2-0 and 3-2 first and second-leg victories over Portsmouth on Thursday. Police were led by Olanzo Brown's double strike (20th,88th), while Jason Wallace (30th) scored Police's other goal. Kyle McGibbon (6th) and Dwayne Dormond (72nd) netted for Portsmouth.

Police's opponent will be known today as top-ranked Black Lion try to break their 1-1 deadlock against Royal Lakes in the feature match at the Prison Oval game time will be 5 p.m.