Leaders Catherine Hall will be looking to avenge their first round loss to Tomorrow’s People when the two teams meet in a St James Football Association’s Sandals/ATL Senior League game at the Bickersteth Community Centre on Saturday, starting at 3:30pm.

Tomorrow’s People had won the first round game 3-1, but trail Catherine Hall in the points tables 20-18. Tomorrow’s People, however, have played two games fewer.

Also on Saturday, Faulkland FC are expected to return to action after a two-week break, when they play Montego Bay United Under-21 at Albion, while Melbourne FC and Seba FC will meet at the UDC field.

Tomorrow’s People are coming off a surprise loss to Lilliput Rovers last weekend — their first of the season — and will be eager to get back to winning ways. A win would take them ahead of Catherine Hall in Zone 2.

Catherine Hall are having a much more improved season over last year, winning six of their nine games played so far, and will not be pushovers.

Faulkland FC were stung 1-0 by Melbourne FC in their return round game, their first loss in three years in the regular season, and will have the edge over MBU Under- 21, whom they hammered 4-1 in the first round.

Melbourne FC were surprisingly held 1-1 by winless Violet Kickers 1-0 on Friday, but should rebound against Seba FC at the UDC field.

On Tuesday, Heights FC continued their improvement with a 3-2 win over Lilliput Rovers at the UDC field to move ahead of the losers in the Zone 2 points tables.

Marl Road also had their second win over Violet Kickers, Owen Hacker scoring twice, as they ran out to a 3-0 victory with Ramone Stewart, also scoring.

Meanwhile, Mountain Villa came from an early goal down to draw 1-1 with Norwood Strikers at Albion.

Keneil Woodstock gave Norwood the lead in the fourth minute, while Davian Williams earned a point for Mountain Village in the 60th minute.