The Patron of the Seychelles Football Federation, President Dr Patrick Herminie, attended the Presidents Cup Final today at Stad Linite, where Foresters from Mont Fleuri secured a convincing 3–0 victory over PTL Bazar Brothers from Pointe Larue.
The highly anticipated 90-minute final provided an exciting contest, with both sides creating opportunities throughout the match. Bazar Brothers came close on several occasions, but it was Foresters who eventually broke the deadlock.
Brandon Labrosse opened the scoring for Foresters, giving his side the advantage, before Imra added a second goal to strengthen their lead. Labrosse then found the back of the net once again to secure his second personal goal of the match and seal a 3–0 victory for the Mont Fleuri side.
At the end of the match, PTL Bazar Brothers were presented with their runners-up medals in recognition of their performance in the competition.
The triumph marks a significant milestone for Foresters, as the club lifted the Presidents Cup for the tenth time, further cementing its place in the history of Seychelles football.
Following the final whistle, the Presidents Cup was presented to the winning team by President Dr Patrick Herminie, who also serves as Patron of the Seychelles Football Federation.
The final was attended by Vice-President Mr Sébastien Pillay, Minister Kalsey Belle, the Minister for Youth and Sports, the Chairman of the Seychelles Football Federation, Mr Elvis Chetty, club managers; football officials, and other invited guests.
The occasion brought together players, officials, supporters and dignitaries in celebration of Seychelles football and the continued development of the sport in the country.
Foresters’ tenth Presidents Cup title marks another memorable chapter for the club and a fitting conclusion to an entertaining final at Stad Linite.
Distributed by APO Group on behalf of State House Seychelles.
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Seychelles: Foresters Crowned Presidents Cup Champions for the Tenth Time
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