Corinthians, Peel and Onchan have all secured spots in this year’s Railway Cup draw, with Laxey likely to join them.
Laxey need a point to secure a top four at the midway stage, with St John’s still mathematically in the hunt as things stand.
For Onchan, they secured their spot by coming from four goals down at Laxey to secure a stunning 4-4 draw at Glen Road.
You can read Upfront Footy’s coverage of how Andy Asbridge sealed that vital point in the dying moments here.
Mind The Gap
Corinthians beat Union Mills 0-8 at Garey Mooar to open up a seven point lead at the top of the Canada Life Premier League on Saturday.
Luke Murray led the way with four goals, while Josh Ridings scored twice and Dan Simpson and Connor Clark grabbed one each.
With defending champions Peel having a week off, now with two games in hand, Corinthians know the title’s destiny is in their hands and all they need to do is run the table between now and the end of the season, simple really…
Saints Sink Spaniards
Rushen’s Railway Cup dream was ended by a resurgent St Johns on Saturday as two Cal Taggart goals overturned a half-time deficit after Ste Riding had given the home side an early lead.
With Foxdale v Ayre postponed, the only other game in the top flight saw St Mary’s beat Old Boys 1-2 at Blackberry Lane.
Div2
Castletown and Colby both won on Saturday to further their promotion credentials, with a seven point buffer between second and third.
Town beat Governors Athletic 6-0 with goals from five different scorers with two from Oliver Leigh, while Ross Crawford, Josh Glover, Harry Hinks and Charlie Quirk scored one each.
Colby beat RYCOB 1-0 with Jordan Edge scoring the game’s only goal.
Third placed Pulrose beat D&D 3-0 while Douglas Royal and St Georges played out an entertaining 2-2 draw.