Action in the BVI Football Association National League game between Panthers (blue) and Rebels at the A.O. Shirley Ground on March 10, 2018. Photo: Dean H. Greenaway aka 'The Sportsman'

After a hectic match day number three, One Love went joint top, the Rebels are still winless and the Wolues got their first points of the season as 17 goals, 11 cautions and 3 penalties were shared amongst 3 games.

The 3:00 P.M. kick off over in Virgin Gorda saw Old Madrid come up against the Wolues, who with a new look side found themselves 3-0 inside the first 40 minutes, first through Phillip Nelson in the 11^th minute and then a brace from Mark Gardner in the 33^rd and 37^th minutes.

Kenmore Peters pulled one back for Old Madrid in the 45^th minute before Christopher Farmer and Christopher Smith put the result beyond doubt, scoring in the 60^th and 82^nd minutes respectively.

Nelson who then add another in the 87^th minute to put the icing on the cake for the 6-1 win.

Panthers beat Rebels

Back on the A.O. Shirley Ground on Tortola, the Panthers took on the Rebels and come out with all 3 points, winning 3-, in a feisty game that saw no less than eight bookings.

All the goals came in the second half with Shannon Lawrence opening the scoring in the 53^rd minute, Prevell Asson doubling the lead in the 72, Michael Baptichon pulling one back for the Rebels, from the penalty spot in the 73^rd and Wayne Phillip wrapping it up for the Panthers in the 81^st minute.

One Love overcome valiant FC Sea Argo

The final game, back on Virgin Gorda saw a Carl Stewart hat trick and a brace from Richard Morgan condemn F.C. Sea Argo to another heavy defeat, 5-1, despite staying in the game up until almost half time, when Stewart scored the first of his three (38^th) for One Love.

Morgan’s 11^th minute penalty had been cancelled out by Janel Ferdinand, also from the spot, in the 21^st minute.

Stewart would add further goals in the 49^th and 77^th minutes, either side of Morgan’s second in the 54^th.

One Love came out with the win but a 9-man FC Sea Argo won the hearts of the large crowd at the Virgin Gorda Playfield due to their never-say-die attitude.