Devonshire Colts 2 Robin Hood 1

Unbeaten First Division league leaders Devonshire Colts are also in contention for the Shield Trophy after a hard-fought 2-1 win over Robin Hood at St David’s Oval on Sunday.

Chemari Henry opened the scoring after a quick break followed by a curling, right-footed free-kick from Daniel Ball to give Colts a 2-0 lead. Jahron Dickinson pulled a goal back for Hood from the penalty spot after Nayan Grant was brought down in the box.

Dickinson missed a golden opportunity to equalise on the stroke of half-time but glanced his header wide when unmarked at the back post from a Clay Darrell cross.

Colts held on to the one-goal lead to play out the second half and advance into the semi-finals.

Somerset Eagles 2 Wolves 0

Somerset Eagles kept their trophy hopes alive after a convincing shutout win over ten-men Wolves in an entertaining First Division Shield quarter-final at Goose Gosling Field on Sunday night.

The west enders prevailed after first-half goals from Makal Robinson and Michael Tyler-Emery.

Robinson gave Eagles the lead in the 18th minute after powerfully heading in Zaire Smith’s corner.

Wolves suffered another setback when Andrew Samuels was sent off in the 37th minute after receiving two quick yellow cards for dissent and foul and abusive language.

Eagles took only two minutes to capitalise on their numerical advantage as Tyler-Emery converted from the penalty spot after going down in the area under a challenge.

“It was a deserving victory. The boys worked hard and I am very proud of the character they showed,” Eagles coach Jomar Wilkinson said.

“I was definitely pleased with the performance.”

St David’s 5 Southampton Rangers 2

St David’s cruised past Southampton Rangers in the Shield quarter-final at Somerset Cricket Club on Saturday night.

Keishen Bean was the star performer for St David’s, hitting a hat-trick, with Christian Lugo Elibox and Jamere Jeralso on th scoresheet. Donte Brangman and Cardel Henry scored in the second half for Rangers.

Bean scored two of his goals in the first half as the East End side went into the break with a cushion. Jervis scored within three minutes of the restart to make it three, before Cardel Henry got one back five minutes before the hour. Lugo made it 4-1 on 57 minutes, then Rangers’ skipper Brangman fired home with 15 minutes remaining to cut the deficit to two.

Bean completed his hat-trick to round off the scoring with seven minutes remaining to punctuate the emphatic win