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Davao sets final duel vs Negros

/ 01:56 AM January 31, 2016

BACOLOD CITY—Davao City striker Warren Ravanes wasn’t even on the pitch in the quarterfinals.

But with four goals in the 5-2 victory over Misamis Occidental in the semifinals last Friday, the 19-year-old could be the top option up front when Davao shoots for an upset against host Negros Occidental in the finals of the PFF Smart Under-22 Championship today at Panaad Stadium.

The Davaoeños kept their fiery form, overwhelming a Misamis side that also showed good play on attack but couldn’t sort out its defense.

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James Enegente accounted for the other goal as the Davaoeños followed up their 10-0 beating of Camarines Norte in the quarterfinaks with another strong performance. 

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“He (Ravanes) was very motivated and wanted to prove something maybe because he was rested in the quarterfinals,” said Davao coach Ramonito Carreon. “What’s important is we got the win and a chance of winning the title.”

The title match is slated at 3 p.m. today. The Negrenses earlier clinched the first finals seat with a 1-0 victory over Cavite last Friday.  

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“It’s going to be tough [against Negros],” said Carreon.  “They have big and strong players and they will have the crowd behind them. But we also have a system that we trust and we hope it will work in the finals.”

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