Kevin Fisher scored twice for the Islanders against Panthers. Photo: Charlie E. Jackson/VINO

Phillip Jules made some stellar saves to keep the Islanders at bay. Photo: Charlie E. Jackson/VINO

Anselm 'Danny' Joseph heads home for Old Madrid in the 2-1 defeat by the Rebels. Photo: Charlie E. Jackson/VINO

Leo Forte scored twice for Wolues in the 5-1 thrashing of VG Utd. Photo: Charlie E. Jackson/VINO

Marcus Lake of Islanders supplied the cross for Kevin Fisher to open the scoring in the 4-0 win over the Panthers. Photo: Charlie E. Jackson/VINO

Leonard Davis delivers a coup de grace to One Love, scoring from the penalty spot to make it Sugar Boys 4, One Love 1. Photo: Charlie E. Jackson/VINO

Avondale Williams smashed home a 25-yard half volley to open the scoring in just the 4^th minute, although it took the league leaders another 20 minutes to double their advantage, mainly thanks to some heroics in the Panthers goal by young debutant, Phillip Jules.

He, though, was powerless to stop the unmarked Kevin Fisher from making it 2-0 from close range at the far post in the 25^th minute, latching on to a cross from Marcus Lake. Jules was not to be blamed for the third goal four minutes later either, when Fisher, again unmarked, was allowed to control the ball inside the penalty box, from Jamal Sergeants free kick and fired home.

The Panthers held their illustrious opponents at bay for almost the entire second half until Rohan Lennon controlled a long ball from Andy Davis, rounded the keeper, substitute Edgber Isaac and made it 4-0 in added time at the end of the game.

Sugar Boys reject One Love F.C.

The Sugar Boys then ran out 5-1 winners of a tempestuous affair against One Love F.C.

Three Red Cards and numerous Yellows punctuated a gripping match that had seen the team’s inseparable at half time, 1-1, with Derol Redheads early opener cancelled out by a long range drive from Richard Morgan.

Lenroy Murray was the first to get his marching orders and although One Love were now down to ten men, they had a go ahead goal disallowed before Mohammed Kashour put the Boys 2-1 up in the 53^rd minute. Roger Roberts made it 3-1 in the 73^rd minute, before Richard Morgan was given his marching orders in the 75^th, scything down Terrence Nanton in the penalty box.

Leonard Davis made no mistake from the spot to make it 4-1 and before the game was done One Love’s Craig Sinclair was also sent off for a rash tackle on Kashour.

Results from Sunday October 2, 2016

The Wolues demolished a disorganised Virgin Gorda United, 5-1, with Kevin Carragher scoring the first with a deflected long range shot in the 5^th minute. The cushion of a second goal came in the 30^th minute when Leo Forte was first to react after Camille Benjamin had half blocked a shot from Xavier Arnougili.

Both teams had several chances to score during the second half and despite being reduced to ten men with the sending off of Troy Williams, Xavier John gave VG a lifeline in the 81^st minute, making it 2-1. However, the Wolues were always dangerous on the break and the introduction of Alessandro Palladino paid dividends for the Wolues as he netted in the 80^th minute to restore the two goal advantage. Forte grabbed his second in the 87^th to make it 4-1 and Pallandino rounded things out in the 89^th with his second and the Wolues 5^th.

The last game of the weekend saw the Rebels maintain a 100% start to the season with a 2-1 victory over Old Madrid courtesy of two first half goals, Kevaughn Watson in the 19^th minute and Howard Johnson in the 25^th.

Anselm ‘Danny’ Joseph nodded home in the 51^st minute for Old Madrid, but there would be no further scoring.