Cavalier look to consolidate lead

Saturday, February 25, 2012

Leaders Cavalier will be looking to stay at least four points clear at the top of the KSAFA/Super League when they take on bottom-of-the-table Duhaney Park at the Collie Smith Complex this afternoon at 3:30 pm.

However, in the feature match of the round at the UWI Bowl, the surging August Town will go up against the star-studded Mountain View, which include former national striker Walter Boyd.

In other games, Rae Town entertain UWI at Breezy Castle, Barbican play Santos at Barbican field, Constant Spring host Olympic Gardens at the 'Spring' Complex, while Rockfort are at home to Greenwich Town.

Cavalier lead the standings with 27 points, with Rae Town following in second on 23 points.

Mountain View, who beat Rae Town last weekend, are a point behind in third place, while August Town climbed to fourth with 20 points after victory against Greenwich Town last week.

Early front-runners Barbican have now slipped to fifth with 18 points, Greenwich Town are next on 17, then Olympic Gardens trail with 14.

Meanwhile, there is a three-way tie for eighth between Rockfort, Constant Spring and Santos, who are all on 12 points, while UWI moved from the foot of the table for the first time this season after they beat Barbican in their last outing.

They jumped one place to 11th with 11 points over Duhaney Park, who now sit at the bottom on 10 points.

In the Major League competition, leaders Allman/Woodford entertain New Kingston at Heroes Circle, while second-placed Police National return to action against Pembroke Hall at Shortwood field, at 3:30 pm.

In other games, Real Mona play Swallowfield at Buttercup Park, Maxfield travel to Shortwood school to face Shortwood, Brown's Town host Meadforest at Vauxhall and Bull Bay play away to Molynes United. All starting at 3:30 pm.

Allman/Woodford lead the table with 30 points, two more than Police National who lead third-placed Swallowfield by six points.

Real Mona are next with 20 points, then Maxfield and Brown's Town with 19 each, while Pembroke Hall and Bull Bay on 18 apiece.