Mes made it 5 league wins in a row edging out Corinthians in a 5 goal thriller at Happy Valley Pitch 1. Corinthians opened the scoring via Marcus McMillian but were pegged back when Will Harvey levelled the scores. And it was that man Harvey again who put Mes 2-1 up only for McMillian to return the favour and bring the scores all square. In the eyes of the Corinthians management a draw would have been a fair result but Mes scored in the final 10 minutes to take all 3 points when a Leroy Lita free kick came back to him off the wall and a volley in off the post sealed the victory taking Mes up to 3rd in the league. 

It was the same run of events in the earlier kick off at Happy Valley Pitch 2 as Krauts scored two goals in the last 10 minutes to beat Tropics 3-2. Coming out the traps a lot faster and hungrier, Krauts dominated possession for the first 20 minutes and took the lead from a terrible decision to award a free kick when Bastian Braun curled low round the wall. However, Tropics got back into the half and in their first sight of goal the ball broke to James Manning inside the six yard box who smashed it into the net. From there on Tropics had the better of play and into the second took the lead when Julien Dresco was fouled in the box and Kyle Wager converted the spot kick. However it was to be Krauts day as another Braun free kick was delivered into the postage stamp before he hit the winner with 5 to go. "An important win" was the comment from Sacha as his Krauts leapfrogged Tropics into 7th place. 

J-Leaguers bounced back from last weeks loss to an impressive 4-1 win over Goodfellas with goals from James Nortey (2), Kengo Takahashi and Yuta Yahitani cancelling out Daniel Derani's goal for Fellas. It was in the second half that saw the game run away from Fellas after a bad mistake hit their confidence. 

USRC Gunners may be looking at more regular games away from their spiritual home if Friday nights result at Aberdeen is anything to go by as they ran out 4-1 winners against Spartans. In a first half dominated by USRC they took a 2-0 lead only for Spartans to score a 30 yard screamer to half the deficit going into half time. The second half saw Spartans have a penalty saved which proved to be the turning point as Gunners added another 2. Gunners scorers Gwillym Cornes (2), Mark Jobling and Mike Fry with Erez Asaraf getting the solo Spartans goal.

San P's will feel hard done by as they went down 2-1 to Forward in a tight game where they pushed for the equalizer right to the last minute. Finding themselves 2-0 down via a brace from Kafi Harun, San P's pulled one back via Sam Lehmann but couldn't find the second goal. 

In Division 2, leaders Vikings continued their invincible run and this week it was Bants who fell victims to their onslaught. Top scorer in the league Lars Nielsen remained diligent in finding the net and his brace together with a hat-trick from Kristian Soe and a goal each from Kristian Nielsen and Dan Houmann added up the tally in this 7-1 rout. “A lot of Bants’ individual mistakes cost us unfortunately,” said Bants Manager Hao, whose player Sam Ameen scored the consolation goal.

Team Shotguns could only have themselves to blame for their 1-2 defeat to Blue Samurai. They played with 9 men for the first 10 minutes and Blue fully capitalized on this advantage to score two through the efforts of Ahmed Jemli and Benjamin Cadman. Shotgun then got back to the right track when they got back to 11 and pulled one back with the goal from Henry Shek. They continued to gear up the pressure and created a lot of chances but still short of an equalizer in the first half. After the break the Blues got back in shape and it was more balanced, but they were forced down to 10 men after a red card in the final 15 minutes but they held off the pressure for the victory.

Young Guns beat Soho 2-1 in a tough and competitive game. Simon Fan got a brace for the Guns on the spot while Johnny Thomson pulled one back with a lob shot but it was not enough to save a point for Soho.

Legal Head were so close to a victory when they were leading 2-0 with goals from Bijay Gurung and Darragh Keenan but ended up with a 2-3 loss when they conceded 3 straight goals in the last 15 minutes to Shui Wei, in which Ernesto Tovar got a brace and Manny Akasah one.

BOC and TWF played out a goal-less draw and BOC’s keeper was voted the MOM by the manager of TWF. During the first 10 minutes BOC only got 10 players and TWF dominated and created some chances which were all denied by BOC’s keeper. Hang Ng did put the ball into the net on a rebound from the post, only to be over-ruled by the off-side call by the linesman. BOC created some chances after getting back to full count but it was still goal-less in the first half. After the break TWF were forced to make two substitutions when a BOC forward going for a ball pushed a TWF defender to his keeper causing a serious collision. The game went on with TWF still creating more chances but they still could not beat the keeper, while BOC also got a clear chance in the final minutes but the shot barely missed the target.

On Monday night, both KCC teams showed no mercy to the visitors on their home stadium. Cavaliers outclassed new joiners this season MBFC in their 6-1 victory to put them firmly on second of table. Stefan Fernandez put 4 on the scoresheet while Naveed Maroof and Gauravdeep Pansotra both added one to the tally. JinChao Li’s goal restored some pride for MBFC.

Royals smashed The Shooters 5-1 with a brace of goals from Paul McGunnigle and one each from Dan Jacques, Steve Pratt and Tim Moreno. Toshihiko Kanatani was the scorer of the consolation goal for The Shooters.