FLOW, Man United taking FA Cup to Ja

FLOW, Man United taking FA Cup to Ja

This year already gearing up to be a great one for Jamaican football fans and others across the region, as FLOW and Manchester United - current FA Cup holders - team up to give Caribbean fans unprecedented access to the famous trophy.

The trophy will arrive in Jamaica on Thursday following stops in Trinidad and Barbados. FLOW has an exciting three-day schedule planned for local sports fans

planned following which, the Cup will end the tour of the Caribbean in the Cayman Islands.

Dwight Yorke, Manchester United ambassador, who himself lifted the FA Cup in 1999 with United's glorious treble-winning team, will join FLOW as a special guest on the final leg of the tour to make a special announcement about the soon to be launched skills-development initiative for young footballers - another FLOW-Manchester United partnership.

"This is all for our customers who are lovers of the beautiful game," said Garfield Sinclair, newly appointed president, FLOW Caribbean.

"We are the Home of Sports in the Caribbean and our relationship with Manchester United enables us to give our football fans this amazing opportunity to get up close to the FA Cup."

As the FA Cup makes its way around the Caribbean, fans will have the opportunity to take photos and create personal memories of these exciting events.

Fans will also get a chance to participate in activities and win prizes from FLOW and Manchester United.