Zonal Leagues

Despite playing to a goalless draw with BM Spurs on Saturday, T&T Prisons remained at the top of the Eastern Football Association (EFA) Premier Division, after three matches.

STEVON “Scrappy” STOUTE registered a hat-trick as Cunupia FC hammered Leeds 8-0 on Tuesday in the CRIL-sponsored Central Football Association (CFA) Premier League.

A Central Football Association match between Arawak Combined FC and Enterprise Life Sport FC on Tuesday was abandoned in the 70th minute by the match referee, after a named Enterprise Life Sport player, who had been shown the red card for violent conduct, re-entered the field of play with a glass bottle and issued threats. The match was balanced 1-1 at the time.

Darrien Gill helped himself to a hat-trick as former champions Carib FC stormed to a comfortable 6-0 demolition of Tunapuna Titans when the Eastern Football Association Premier Division second round of matches took place on Saturday.

Title-holder Police and last years’ runner-up Queen’s Park Cricket Club secured places in this year’s Northern Football Association FA Trophy quarterfinals with contrasting wins earlier this week.

Former Soca Warrior midfielder Aurtis Whitley is now playing and coaching Elements, a former National League Club in the 1990s, which now campaign in the Northern Football Association zone competition.

Moruga FC and Point Fortin Civic Centre stayed top of their respective tables in the Southern Football Association Petrotrin Super League after registering contrasting victories last weekend.

Cunupia FC kept hold of its Central Football Association Ramsingh Sports World FA trophy after edging past Harlem Strikers 4-3 on penalty-kicks following a 0-0 draw in their final at New Settlement Ground, Chaguanas on Thursday.