to send Wolves players off the pitch during yesterday's 3-1 loss to Young Men's Social Club.

At one stage it appeared as if players were asking Sousa to show them the red card. Though he held off it is likely the Bermuda Football Association will be well informed in his report.

Dandy Town's Troy Durham was recently suspended from soccer for life for assaulting Sousa when he acted as a linesman in a First Division match at St.

John's Field.

The behaviour of the Wolves players became so bad in the second half that coach Kavon Trott momentarily left the bench when his calls for a double substitution were ignored.

After the match, a fracas took place just outside the clubhouse, which resulted in coach Trott receiving treatment for a blow to the head.

The unrest did little to temper Social Club's victory celebrations. Goals from Dean Young in the 15th minute, Shawn Laws (53rd) and substitute Troy Saunders (84th) were enough to cancel out a ninth-minute strike by Shawn Boyles.

Southampton 3 St. David's 2 Southampton Rangers moved two points clear at the top of the Second Division following this hard fought victory over St. David's at Southampton Oval.

A double strike from Irvin Trott along with a single goal from team-mate Craig Darrell proved just enough to brush aside the challenge brought by the Islanders, who had Keith Jennings twice score from the penalty spot.

The result enabled Rangers to move into sole possession of the top spot ahead of idle Somerset Eagles. Rangers have a perfect record of seven wins in as many matches for a total of 14 points.

Port Royal 1 Prospect 1 Prospect had only themselves to blame for squandering a point as they allowed a nine man Port Royal outfit to escape Frog Lane with a draw.

Royal had team-mates Mark DeCoute and Miguel DuPonte sent off for swearing at each other in the second half, but still managed to erase a one goal deficit with leading scorer David Gibbs equalising early in the second half.

The goal was in answer to a first half strike by Prospect's Robert Goodchild.

Paget 1 Hamilton Parish 2 Hamilton Parish picked up their second league win of the season as they compounded the misery of Paget, who fell to their eighth straight defeat.

Jermaine Outerbridge and Trinn Burgess each scored once to lead Parish and move them further from the foot of the tables.