Lobster Pot staged a dramatic comeback at White Hill Field on Saturday to erase a 3-1 deficit and earn their first point of the season during an entertaining 3-3 draw against A Division frontrunners and defending champions Robin Hood.

Heading into this match the defending champions had still yet to concede a single goal, however, Pot put paid to that when they finally found a way through Hood's defences. Hood threatened to blow this affair wide open after first half goals from Jar McCabe, David Wolffe and Shawn Brown had given the visitors a 3-1 half time lead. Dave Allison grabbed Pot's sole first half goal.

But a dogged Pot refused to lay down and play dead after the restart and were presented with a ray of hope after the returning Troy Berkeley converted to reduce his team's deficit to one.

The stage was then set for the late heroics of Jeremy Leese to level the teams in the 90th minute and earn his side a share of the spoils.

Hood dropped down a spot to second. Pot's Glenn Dyson, meanwhile, received a booking for time wasting.

New leaders MR Onions, kept their winning streak intact by shutting out Tuff Dogs 2-0 at Shelly Bay Field. Onions prevailed through goals from Richard Helm and Gary Garnette.

Elsewhere, despite edging by Key West Rangers 3-2 at Bernard Park, North Village Rams still slid down to third position.

Kenny Thompson, Craig Tyrrell and Treadwell Walker were Rams' goal heroes with a tally apiece, while Tillman Darrell replied by scoring both of Rangers goals.

At BAA Field, the referee obviously did not encounter any difficulties with the "excess" rugby markings on the pitch as BAA Wanderers wandered all over Vasco Mariners 5-1.

Wanderers led 2-0 at the half thanks to first half goals by Martin Jones and a 40th minute Nick Irwin penalty.

Further second half tallies from Teekai Rawlins and a double strike from Jahmall Miles put the match far beyond Mariners' reach.

Second half Mariners' sub Mark DeMoura scored a late consolation for his team.

BAA's Curtis Raymond was booked for infringement. Wanderers remain in fifth place.

Rounding out A Division action, at Malabar, visiting St.George's All-Stars routed bottom dwellers Prison Officers who after 360 minutes of soccer- finally found a way to score but went down 6-1.

Jan Cieters and Terrance Carlingston both laid the foundation for the visitors easy win by each grabbing a pair of goals, while Lionel Cann and Morris O'Brien chipped in with a goal apiece.

In the B Division, PHC Raiders stampeded to the top of the pack after trouncing Prospect/Fire 6-2 at Police field. Zebras' coach Mark Wade, former strike ace Sammy (Snake) Swan, Keith Bell, Chris Furbert, Michael Trott and Orio (Jah T) Thomas all found the target for the visiting team, while Neil Tunnacliffe and Alec Swan replied for the home team.

Also at Malabar, Dockyard Falcons soared into second place after exterminating Pest Control 4-2. Lee Correia notched a hat-trick for the home team, while Duane (Box) DeRosa chipped in with a sole strike. Troy Crockwell and David Quig tallied for Pest Control.

Third placed Devonshire All-Stars had their match at Shelly Bay with Devonshire Lions postponed.

Last week's leaders, Somerset Extros slipped from first to fourth after going down 5-2 to neighbouring Somerset Eagles during an entertaining derby at White Hill field.

Joe Moniz, Timmy Telford and Marc Bean all found the target, while Shane (Brains) Proctor struck twice from 30 and 45 yards to leave Extros' goalie Gladstone (Old Hell) Robinson clutching at thin air. No further information on this match could be obtained at press time.

Also at Shelly Bay, Valley picked up their first win of the season after blasting Wolves Pack 5-0. McDonald (Mackie) Simmons and Roger Hall each scored twice for the visitors while Zane Bolin chipped in with a sole strike.

Commercial Division action continues this weekend.