"St George's have proved that they are a tough team because they beat us 5-0 a couple weeks ago," said Tate. "However, we are very positive that we will give a good account of ourselves because we will be at full strength for the match."

In the feature game, Kendon Anderson netted a double to guide StGC to victory over Camperdown. Anderson has now moved his tally of goals for the season to 15 in the competition.

Neville 'Bertis' Bell, coach of the StGC, who last won the title in 2009, said his team is looking forward to the clash against Calabar.

"We are confident, but the Walker Cup game was a week and a half ago and so that has nothing to do with this," said Bell.

"They will be a different team and they are a pretty decent team with some good players and we certainly know that it will be a tough game, but we hope that we can come out on top," Bell said.

Anderson opened the scoring in the second minute when he showed good awareness to beat Camperdown's offside trap and side-footed past Rushaun Patterson in goal. He then added his second in the 69th minute when he fired home from close range.

Reflecting on his team's performance Bell said:"I am happy with the result because I don't think that we were good in the first half, but Camperdown came and they played well."

The competition will continue today with action in Group I.

Wolmer's will play Ascot in the first game of a double-header at the Spanish Town Prison Oval, while in the second game Jose Marti will take on Hydel. The second round is divided into four groups with the winners of each earmarked to play in the semi-finals.

Calabar's Kyle Scott (right) dribbles away from Penwood's Renaldo Matthews during their ISSA/Gatorade/Digicel Manning Cup match at the Constant Spring Sports Complex yesterday. Calabar won 4-0. - Ricardo Makyn