FA Cup Match Results: May 9-10, 2025

The FA Cup quarter-finals unfolded over two days at Warner Park Football Stadium, showcasing thrilling comebacks, penalty shootouts, and late-game drama. On Friday, May 9th, 2025, the first match saw Rams Village Superstars stage a remarkable comeback against MFCR United Old Road Jets. Old Road Jets dominated the first half, taking a 1-0 lead courtesy of Tiquanny Williams’ 39th-minute strike. However, Village Superstars rallied in the second half, with Caaja Burnham equalizing in the 79th minute, followed by Kimaree Rogers’ winning goal just three minutes later. The match was punctuated by four yellow cards, reflecting the intensity of the contest.

The second quarter-final on Friday proved to be an even more dramatic affair. Sol Island Auto Conaree and Development Bank St. Peters battled to a goalless draw in regulation time, forcing the game into a penalty shootout. Javern Matthew had initially put Conaree ahead early in the second half, but an unfortunate own goal by Keondre Maynard leveled the score for St. Peters. In the ensuing penalty shootout, Conaree emerged victorious, converting five of their penalties compared to St. Peters’ four, securing their place in the semi-finals. This tense encounter also saw several yellow cards issued to both teams.

Saturday, May 10th, 2025, witnessed two more closely contested quarter-final clashes. S. L. Horsfords St. Pauls United and Tropical Blossom Hot Spring Bath United delivered an exhilarating back-and-forth encounter. Bath United drew first blood with Chris Jeffers’ goal in the 19th minute, holding a 1-0 lead at half-time. However, St. Pauls responded emphatically in the second half, with Vyhonrai Francis netting a brace within seven minutes, followed by Jovaughn Leader’s goal in the 66th minute. Though Dejal Myers pulled a goal back for Bath United in the 70th minute, St. Pauls held on to secure a 3-2 victory. The match saw a flurry of yellow cards distributed to both sides, highlighting the fierce competition.

The final quarter-final between Skelec Garden Hotspurs and Azul Cayon Rockets provided another exciting finish. Mhorajihat Hajarie gave the Spurs the lead in the 27th minute, which they maintained until half-time. Cayon Rockets drew level early in the second half through Vinceroy Nelson, setting the stage for a dramatic finale. Marvin McSheene emerged as the hero for the Spurs, scoring a late winner in the 87th minute. The match witnessed multiple yellow cards and a late red card for Spurs’ Steve Archibald, adding to the drama of the final quarter-final showdown.

These four quarter-final matches showcased the high level of competition in the FA Cup, with each game offering its own unique narrative of comebacks, dramatic goals, and intense moments. The results set the stage for two exciting semi-final matchups, promising more thrilling football action in the quest for the FA Cup trophy.

The officiating crews for each match played a crucial role in managing these fiercely contested games. Experienced referees, assistant referees, and fourth officials oversaw the proceedings, ensuring fair play and adherence to the rules of the game. Referee assessors were also present to evaluate the performance of the officials, while general coordinators ensured the smooth running of each match. Their collective efforts contributed to the successful organization and execution of these crucial FA Cup quarter-final matches.