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Tevin Balfor's lone goal in the 76th minute ensured that Defence Force FC not only maintained their lead in the National Super League, but extended it to four points after they beat Bethel United at Montgomery Recreation Ground on Sunday.

The soldiers were coming into the fixture with a two-point lead over Police FC, which they doubled to four points after the final whistle. The narrow 1-0 win gives them 15 points, after winning five of their six matches so far. Their only defeat came on the opening weekend when they were edged 2-1 by Petrotrin Palo Seco a month ago.

Guaya United were the biggest winners on the field Sunday, as they scored four of the six goals in their encounter with Stokely Vale. Guaya raced to a 2-0 lead in the first five minutes after Jody Alsop and an own goal put them in pole position for the win. Shortly after the break, Carlon Hughes made it 3-0. Travis Winchester gave Stokely Vale a glimmer of hope, scoring their first goal in the 60th minute.

There would be no miracle comeback however, as seven minutes later, Ryan Stewart scored Guaya's fourth goal. Leshawn Robert's consolation item in the 80th came too little too late to be significant as Guaya ran out 4-2 winners.

Siparia Spurs edged Matura Re United 3-2 with Jesse Edwards scoring a double, and Daniel Diaz scoring the third to make the result certain.

Matura had taken a 2-1 lead in the first half when Irvin Reyes scored a quick brace of his own in the 35th and 37th minutes, however they were unable to hold on to their advantage as Diaz equalised in the 62nd minute, and Edwards scored the winner four minutes from time.

WASA FC won 2-0 at home when they took on Club Sando Moruga with goals from Fabian Garcia and Daniel Diaz, but the win only moved them up one place to sixth in the table.

Jean-Paul Aqui-Blanc scored as early as the second minute to put Santa Rosa in front against NCLB La Horquetta. La Horquetta needed a favour to come away with a point however, as an own goal in the 81st minute against FC Santa Rosa came to their aid.

Marabella Crisis Centre drew 0-0 with 1976 FC Phoenix, however the result was good enough to move both teams up a place, as the match between Real Maracas FC and Police FC had to be rescheduled. Marabella now sit in second in the overall standings while Phoenix are third.

Results:

Marabella Family Crisis Centre 0-0 1976 FC Phoenix

WASA FC 2-0 Club Sando Moruga

NLCB La Horquetta 1-1 FC Santa Rosa

Siparia Spurs 3-2 Matura Re United

Guaya United FC 4-2 Stokely Vale FC

Bethel United 0-1 T&T Defence Force FC

*Real Maracas FC v Police FC rescheduled

**Petrotrin Palo Seco on a bye

Thursday's fixtures

Club Sando Moruga v Siparia Spurs - Grand Chemin Recreation Ground 4pm

Guaya United v NCLB La Horquetta -Guaya Recreation Ground 4pm

Matura Re United v Bethel United - Matura Recreation Ground 4pm

Petrotrin Palo Seco v Police FC - Palo Seco Velodrome 5pm

1976 FC Phoenix v WASA FC - Canaan Recreation Ground 5pm

FC Santa Rosa v Real Maracas FC - Marvin Lee Stadium 5pm

Stokely Vale FC v Defence Force - Plymouth Recreation Ground 5pm