Howard Chin, Chairman of the Jamaica Red Cross Kingston chapter, receives a symbolic cheque of $66,000 and counting from 22 goals scored in the first round of the Flow Champions Cup. Making the donation are SportsMax’s Regional Marketing Manager Tanya Lee (centre) and Flow’s Marketing Manager Nasha Douglas (left)

Premier league contenders Waterhouse and August Town were drawn for a mouth-watering clash when the second round of the Flow Champions Cup kicks off on Wednesday, March 3 and Thursday, March 4.

The top 6 premier league teams that got a bye in the first round of competition, along with the 10 advancing teams from the first round, were drawn in eight matches at the second round draw conducted at the Jamaica Football Federation.

In other all premier league fixtures, St George’s welcome Portmore United; defending Champions Boys’ Town face Sporting Central at Brancourt; Rivoli host four time winners Harbour View at Prison Oval and former finalists Tivoli Gardens travel to Humble Lion at Effortville.

In the lone parish champion encounter, St. Thomas’ York United hosts Granville from St. James.

With twenty-two goals scored in the first round, SportsMax and Flow made good on their promise to donate $3,000 per goal to Haiti, with a presentation of $66,000 going to the Jamaica Red Cross Haiti Relief Effort.

Second Round Fixtures

1. St. Georges vs Portmore United

2. Arnett Gardens vs Greenwich Town

3. Rivoli United vs Harbour View

4. Humble Lion vs Tivoli Gardens

5. Sporting Central vs Boys’ Town

6. Waterhouse vs August Town

7. York United vs Granville

8. Reno vs Village United