St. George's 3

Devonshire Cougars 1

St. George's caused the first big upset of the new season with a well-earned win over Devonshire Cougars.

Goals from Jahron Dickinson, Clay Darrell and an own goal from Sean Brangman gave the top flight the win on the road.

Aljame Zuill got the lone Cougars goal.

Colts to get their first courtesy of a penalty, after Che Clarke bought down Clay Darrell in the box.

Dickinson calmly slotted home.

Cougars gifted Colts their second after a mix up between Brangman and Clarke saw Brangman put into his own net.

Darrell put the visitors home and dry with the third after he beat Clarke at his near post.

Zuill got a consolation for the hosts late on with a header, but with Freddy Hall in top form there was to be any comeback on the cards.

Wolves 5

Robin Hood 1

Braces from Derrick Brangman and Vincent Minors jr. gave Wolves a convincing victory over Robin Hood at Devonshire Rec.

Goals came as early as the 7th minute when Minors gave Wolves the lead.

Six minutes later Derek Brangman beat Jason Simons in the Hood net.

Minors got his second midway through the first half to give the hosts a three goal lead before Steven Simons pulled a goal back just before the half.

But any thought of a comeback was cancelled when Daz Simons made it 4-1 after the break.

Brangman capped off the scoring with his second late on.

n The team who is defensively sound will win the titanic clash between Dandy Town and North Village at Bernard Park, Hornets skipper Damon Ming said yesterday.

While both teams possess a wealth of attacking options, Mings reckons it will be the side that defends stoutly who will emerge victorious tomorrow.

"We're looking forward to this game, especially with it so early in the calendar." said Ming. "The game will be determined by who will want the victory more. We know what they are capable of and vice versa, so it will come down to who is prepared to do the dirty work on both ends of the pitch.

"Both sides have potent attacks so the team that can keep it tight at the back will be the one who wins the match."

Elsewhere tomorrow PHC, fresh off of their opening day win, will welcome Devonshire Colts to the Southampton Oval, Southampton Rangers travel to Lords to play new boys St. David's and Boulevard make the long trek west to play Somerset Eagles at White Hill Field.