Five-time winners of the Red Stripe Premier League Arnett Gardens will host Dunbeholden at Anthony Spaulding Sports Complex on Monday with both seeking to move up the points standing table.

Both

are in the middle of the table, with Arnett seventh on 12 points and

Dunbeholder closer to the bottom at ninth with 10 points.

A

victory for Arnett will move them up one spot to sixth, ahead of Cavalier, who

are on 13 points.

Dunbeholden

can advance to sixth in the standing if they can achieve the improbable of a

four-goal margin of victory over Arnett. Any other win will move them into the

seventh position.

The

once fortress of Anthony Spaulding Sports Complex has been weakened somewhat in

recent years, with Arnett not dominating their opponents as they used to do in

previous years.

This

year, from their four matches Arnett have garnered seven from a maximum of 12

points and will be out to improve that against Dunbeholden, who have been

unimpressive when travelling, having lost three of their four away matches.

Meanwhile

on Sunday, in the late match, Cavalier and defending champions Portmore United

drew 0-0 at Stadium East.