St. David’s 2

Vasco 18

League leaders Vasco set a record that will take some beating as they thrashed St. David’s.

Rui Furtado struck six times, while Marvin Belboda helped himself to four in the record setting win.

Ricardo Arruda found the net twice, while Anwar Hunt, Sheridan Ming, Quincy Aberdeen, Rich Holden, Kennedy Wainwright and Rui Sebestiao all scored.

Lobster Pot 3

Robin Hood 1

Leading goalscorer Henry Santucci helped himself to a hat-trick as Lobster Pot got back to winning ways against Robin Hood.

Santucci had the side up two nil before Fabio Diviola set the game up for a frantic finish with his header midway through the second half.

Santucci made the points safe with his third of the night.

North Village Rams 4

Tuff Dogs 4

North Village came from behind to earn a hard fought draw against Tuff Dogs.

Marcel Dill put Dogs ahead in the early stages of the match before Eugene Calder doubled the lead two minutes later after his shot –deflected off a defender.

Stephen Coddington pulled a goal back for the Village, but Lamaul Crofton restored the two-goal cushion for Dogs early in the second half.

Coddington tried his level best to keep his side in the match with his second, yet they couldn’t manage to keep Leroy Stevens from converting from the penalty to make it 4 2.

That wouldn’t be the end of the scoring, however, with veterans Kyle Lightbourne and Shaun Goater securing a point with solo strikes.

West End United 5

Valley FC 3

West End United won the first edition of the West End Derby in a highly competitive game in rainy conditions.

Frances Desilva scored a hat trick to pace the side to the win, with Andre Outerbridge and Paul Maybury made the points safe.

Valley took the lead twice, at 2-1 –and 3-2, only for DeSilva to –complete his hat-trick before –Outerbridge levelled and Maybury snatched the winner.

Team Fire 5

Lock ‘N’ Key 4

Dwight Basden struck twice to get Team Fire the win in a nine-goal thriller.

Corey Hill put Fire up before Stephen Caines added a second –followed by an own goal.

Brian Irvine and Curtis Grant made it 3-2 but Basden struck twice to make the points safe.

Shay Smith and Dawud Tucker both scored late goals, but it was not enough as Fire held on.

BAA 5

MR Onions 1

Adam Shaw scored a hat-trick to lead BAA Wanderers to a win over MR Onions.

Damien Mendoza also found the net twice for the winners, while Mick Gilliland scored the lone goal for MR Onions.