Grenadian Anthony Modeste scored Hazard's last goal as they ran past Bull Bay 3-0 in Jamaica's Wray & Nephew National Premier League (NPL) at the Ferdie Neita Park on Thursday.

Hazard, who will face the Geoffrey Maxwell-coached Village United in the final four phase, played a moderate game, which was more of a warm-up for the League leaders.

Bull Bay, on the other hand, with nothing to lose, went through the motions and honoured their fixtures with a good game, although they were not able to get on the scoresheet.

Hazard netted in the 23rd minute courtesy of Andrew Morrison as the first half ended 1-0. The winners increased their lead in the 69th minute through Kevin Deer.

Captain Roen Nelson, however, did not score although he got several chances. Hazard's coach, Lenworth Hyde, saw the need for goals and introduced Modeste who wasted no time in completing the score in the 75th minute when he eluded the defenders to slot home.

Nicholas Dodd of Bull Bay played well but was not able to do more than his share in the midfield.

Hyde said he knows Village will be a hard team to beat in the semis, but his team has met them in three encounters and have a fair knowledge of how they play. His team, Hyde says, will only have the right attitude and go into the game with a positive intention to take the lead in the first leg.

Modeste has been a consistent starter for Hazard since joining the team on loan from Anchor Queen’s Park Rangers (QPR) last December.

Reports compiled from CMC, Jamaica Observer and GrenadaSports.