Andre Thomas scoring the winner for One Love against Sugar Boyz. Photo: Charlie E. Jackson/VINO

A tough tackling One Love pulled off a surprise win over Sugar Boyz on December 10, 2016. Photo: Charlie E. Jackson/VINO

A Sugar Boyz player evades a sliding tackle by a One Love player. Photo: Charlie E. Jackson/VINO

The last weekend of action before the Christmas break also featured the Panthers getting a forfeit win over Wolues FC and a power outage causing the cancellation of the Rebels against Old Madrid.

One Love’s win, courtesy of a goal scored by Andre Thomas, gives the same 12 points as Old Madrid, who are in sixth thanks to a lessor goal difference, whilst the defeat of Sugar Boyz all but hands the unbeaten Islanders the title.

With 30 points, the Islanders are ahead of the Sugar Boyz by 9 points and there are only 5 games left for the Virgin Gorda based team to make up the difference.

The last game of the season features the pair and could still be a winner takes all match up.

The battle for 3^rd and fourth is a much tighter affair although the Rebels are 6 points clear of the Wolues, who have 13 points and sit fourth. However, One Love and Old Madrid have 12 each and with the top four qualifying for the lucrative Big Four Cup, it is all to play for.

Heading into the Christmas Break, Kenmore Peters is still the top scorer, with 10, whilst Richard Morgan has 9, Kevin Fisher 8 and Kevin Carragher 7.