St Bess and Tru-Juice tightened their grip at the top of the preliminary stage standings of the South Central Super League following wins last weekend.
Both have kept the joint lead on points for the past three rounds with St Bess clinging on by goal difference. Both are now on 23 points. St Bess added to Kemps Hill's relegation woes by handing them a 3-1 defeat while Tru-Juice ended Black Star's semi-final hopes with a 2-1 win.
Another St Catherine team, Dunbeholden has now seriously entered the fray for a semi-final spot by defeating Manchester's Hillstars 3-1. Holland PYC's 3-2 win over Downs again exposed the weakness of Manchester-based teams at this level this season, The only Manchester team to avoid defeat in the past round was Ricam who managed a 1-1 effort against Clarendon's New Bowens, who are in the bottom four.
Both have kept the joint lead on points for the past three rounds with St Bess clinging on by goal difference. Both are now on 23 points. St Bess added to Kemps Hill's relegation woes by handing them a 3-1 defeat while Tru-Juice ended Black Star's semi-final hopes with a 2-1 win.
Another St Catherine team, Dunbeholden has now seriously entered the fray for a semi-final spot by defeating Manchester's Hillstars 3-1. Holland PYC's 3-2 win over Downs again exposed the weakness of Manchester-based teams at this level this season, The only Manchester team to avoid defeat in the past round was Ricam who managed a 1-1 effort against Clarendon's New Bowens, who are in the bottom four.