MR Onions extended their lead at the top of the Commercial league after a 4-2 victory over Tuff Dogs in an entertaining encounter at St David's.

Onions took the lead with an Eoghan O'Dwyer strike, and thought that they had scored a second soon afterwards ¿ but failed to notice the linesman flagging for a handball in the build-up.

Undeterred Tuff Dogs continued to play neat football and were unfortunate to concede a second when O'Dwyer outmuscled the Dogs' keeper before showing great composure to lash home from a narrow angle.

The game saw a major flashpoint shortly before half time when both sides were reduced to 10 men ¿ an off-the-ball scuffle leaving the referee little option but to flash his red card to the two opposing midfielders involved ¿ Onions' Simon Gregory and Deunte Darrell of Tuff Dogs.

The Onions thought that they had made the game safe when Darragh O'Donoghue scored to make it 3-0, but credit should be given to Tuff Dogs who brought the score back to 3-2 thanks to late goals direct from a Chris Pett free kick and a Robert Marques penalty.

With the game then set up for a rousing finale, the Onions finally made the points safe when substitute Desmond Thomas raced clear from the half way line before coolly finishing.

Robin Hood were made to fight all the way at Bernard Park to secure a narrow victory over a feisty Key West Rangers. Twice, Hood took the lead in first half action, only to be pegged back instantly by Key West's fast break.

Hood opened with a well-worked move. A Justin Kempe long throw was flicked into the penalty area by Steven Simon's head and a trailing Teddy Terceira thumped a volley home. Immediately, Hood conceded a quickly taken throw in and Rangers took advantage of disarray in the Hood defence to slot home.

Hood's lead was restored just before the interval after David Wolffe's penetrative run into the box was brought to an abrupt end resulting in a penalty converted by top scorer, Steven Simons. Then the Hood defence fell asleep again for the same Rangers player to equalise yet again.

A duller second half was petering out before substitute, Kenan Robinson, popped up to score a winner for Hood's first win of 2009.

BAA could only manage a 3-3 draw against PHC. Quincy Hunt got two from PHC with Alae Furbert also notching. Peter Colemand and David Gibbs were on target for BAA who also benefited from an own goal.

Lobster Pot beat Dandy Town Roots 3-0. Torriano Trott tapped in for the opener on 15 minutes. With half an hour gone Chuckwoma Woods finished off a goalmouth scramble. And eight minutes later Tinashe Chigwande finished off a Gary Richardson pass. An own goal by North Village Rams's Shawn Caisey helped Prospect/Fire get their first point of the campaign with a 1-1 draw. Cornell Robinson got Rams' goal.

In the B Division Group 1 Vasco beat Boulevard 2-0, with both goals coming in the second half both from Ricardo Arruda. Boulevard missed a penalty in the second half, which could have turned momentum.

St. George's All-Stars came away with a hard fought 2-2 draw against Somerset Bridge. The East Enders started the match with no less then three veteran players aged 50 and over and more then held their own against a more youthful opposition. Indeed it was All-Star stalwart Milton Jones showing extreme composure in coolly side footing home the first goal putting the visitors in front. However the Peskies soon replied with a deserved equalizer from to complete the scoring in the half.

Second half play saw William 'Apples' Richardson put All-Stars ahead once again but Bridge were determined not to finish pointless and tied it all up through to share the spoils. St. David's picked up a walk-over win against short-handed Valley.

In the B Division Group 2 runaway leaders Somerset Extros recovered from their shock midweek defeat by Pest Control to crush second-placed MR Onions Real Men 5-1 and clinch the championship in style. Junior DeSilva grabbed four while Eugene Simmons also notched. Greg Rymon-Lipinski was on target for Onions.

Pest Control's recent good form deserted them against Devonshire Lions on Saturday as they went down 7-1 to Devonshire Lions. Worrel Bean got for four Lions while Shaun Showers, Shaun Smith and Shivaughn Smith all scored for Lions. Jamie Matthew scored the Pest Control consolation. Devonshire All-Stars picked up a walkover win against no-show Dockyard Falcons.