Guaya United maintain spot in Super League

With the result, Guaya continued their 100-percent start to the season, with a maximum 12 points from four games.

Marcus Ramkalawan put Guaya ahead in the 46th minute before Dillon Bartholomew levelled the scores eight minutes later. But Shaquille Ferrier gave Guaya the lead for good when he struck in the 79th.

Another team with a perfect start to the 2017 edition are FC Santa Rosa, who demolished Club Sando Moruga 7-0 at the Arima Velodrome.

Keron Clarke registered a hattrick, as he struck in the 32nd, 36th and 73rd, while there were one goal apiece from Saleem Henry (26th), Keron Bethelmy (46th), Nathan Julien (47th) and Mikheil Peters (90th).

Cunupia FC earned a hardfought 3-2 win over Defence Force at the Larry Gomes Stadium, Arima. Josimar Belgrave put the Army-Coast Guard combination ahead in the 10th before Stevon Stoute tied the scores in the 31st.

Belgrave put Defence Force in front for the second time, in the 50th, but that lead lasted only five minutes as Malcolm Stewart made it 2-2.

And Stoute got the winner for Cunupia, in the 64th, as they ended Defence Force’s quest for a fourth straight win.

Police cruised to a 3-0 win over Siparia Spurs at the St James Barracks, courtesy of a pair from Colin Williams (64th and 80th), after the opening item from Anton Hutchinson (58th).

In a clash of Tobago-based teams, 1976 FC Phoenix and Bethel FC battled to a 2-2 draw at the Canaan/Bon Accord Recreation Ground.

Dominique Kerr (eighth) and Jabarry Francis (75th) were the goal-getters for Phoenix, while Terelle Collins (18th) and TeeJay Cadiz (56th) replied for Bethel.

And, at the WASA Ground in St Joseph, WASA and Queen’s Park played to a 1-1 draw, with Glen Walker netting for the hosts in the 56th before Devon Modeste equalised for the Parkites in the 71st.

On Saturday, in the Super League Two, Central 500 Spartans moved up to first place after a narrow 1-0 win over overnight leaders Prisons at the Youth Training Centre (YTC) Ground, Arouca.

Josiah Grazette found the back of the net for Spartans, in the 18th minute.

Petit Valley/Diego Martin United rallied from a goal down to edge Youth Stars 2-1 at the Diego Martin North Secondary School Ground.

Duran Dilworth broke the deadlock for Youth Stars in the 15th before Sydney Charles equalised for the hosts, in the 80th. And, with four minutes of regulation time left, Ishaq Abdullah found the back of the net to guarantee full points for Petit Valley/Diego Martin.

And, at the Frederick Settlement Recreation Ground, Harlem Strikers registered a 3-2 win over Marabella FCC.

Neon O’Garro (fifth), Akil London (54th) and Wendell Archibald (56th) were on target for Harlem Strikers, while Jaycee Paras (10th) and Kendell Mason (86th) responded for Marabella