GAS, Wanderers and Albion remain in the top three positions in the top tier of the YYL following 3-0, 2-0 and 2-1 victories over HKU70s, Swiss and Colts respectively and with only four games to go and with these teams still to play each other a mouthwatering last day of the season, on 24 April, awaits, in the other games Dragons and Squadron shared the points and two goals and USRC edged Mobsters with the only goal of the game.
French Kiss ensured they will be playing first division football next season after a 5-0 win over Frank Brown’s GGFC leaves them sitting pretty at the top of division two, Knights are now six points behind in second place after they went down 0-2 to a Colloids team who are now in the promotion places, Boca are hot on their heels after a 3-1 win over Azzurri who are now fifth, Hearts dented IES’s promotion chances after Ben Jennings scored all five of their goals in a 5-2 romp and then avoided the obligatory tequila with the “I’ve got an exam tomorrow” chestnut and Antonhill’s 3-2 win over University allowed them to close the gap at the bottom of the table but with little hope of avoiding the drop.
Dynamo made a Lazarus type comeback after turning a 2-0 half-time deficit against HKSS into a win 3-2, the evergreen Jon McKinley getting the first for the Civil Servants with a neat header, which means they will be playing in division two next season and with ANP’s 7-1 hammering of CAPS 7-1 the league round 21 fixture between these two teams will almost certainly decide who goes up as division three champions, Yan Po went down 2-3 to Green Cypress, Grasshoppers lost by the odd goal in three in their early game at Sandy Bay with HKUSA, White Youth beat Goal Visio 2-1 and CSOB made light work of HOB in a 7-1 romp.
Maccabi continued their quest for division four glory after a 3-0 win over Rising Sun maintained their seven point lead over FOB who stung Scorpions 4-2, Power 22 remain in third spot after a narrow 3-2 win over Bapcoll, OBA were 2-1 victor’s over Standard Chartered, Darts beat Skyline 4-0 and Wah Yan’s Class of ’84 went down 1-2 to Hung Art.