Corinthians host Onchan this weekend as the two sides put their unbeaten records and title credentials to the test.
The Os beat Rushen last week to go third in the league and victory this weekend could go a long way to securing a Railway Cup spot and maybe even set them on their way to a first top flight title since 1947.
While the whites have built up a big early season goal difference with their attacking lineup of Josh Ridings, Luke Murray, Dan Simpson and Sean Doyle, Onchan have prospered thanks in no small part to Tom Creer’s eight goals in five games.
Miners Digging For Gold
However the result goes at Ballafletcher, fellow unbeaten side, second-placed Laxey will be listening in across Noble’s Hospital as they face a tricky trip to Union Mills.
Fourth-placed Rushen will also look to restate their title bid when they host St Johns.
Elsewhere in the top flight, Braddan will look to bolster their survival efforts as they face Old Boys while fellow relegation threatened Foxdale host Peel and St Mary’s head to Ayre.
Town Heading Up
In Division Two Castletown will look to continue their early season form as they host St Georges while Malew will look to reel in the top two as they welcome Colby.
Third placed RYCOB will also be seeking to stake a claim for their own promotion ambitions as Douglas Royal make the trip north and Governors host D&D.