perch at the head of the Premier Division and into the chase pack.

The Pembroke club look to get their pursuit back on track after Sunday's loss to Devonshire Colts when they face off against unpredictable Wolves tonight (9 p.m.) at Devonshire Rec.

Village, currently third behind Dandy Town and Colts, can move level with the Hornets with victory.

Anything less will severely hamper their chances for a league title, something many followers figured was `in the bag' after the Red Devils entered the second half with a four-point bulge.

Wolves, though with likely too much ground to cover in terms of the division title, yet have much to play for and would love nothing else but to heap more misery upon Village.

The opening encounter will feature Wolves Girls and Prospect in a women's match (7 p.m.).

A story in yesterday's Gazette incorrectly reported that David Brunson had converted a penalty and was named MVP for the West team during the Primary All-Star match last Friday night. Tha actual scorer and MVP for the West squad was Dane Benjamin of West End School.