Perpetual Succour Convent HS Navelim made hard work of their match against Bloomz International with a 5-1 victory. The winners led 1-0 at half time through Sherlock Dias. Early in the second half Elroy Dsilva equalised for Bloomz from the Spot. There after after putting a lot of pressure on te Bloomz goal MOTM Sherlock scored three more and Emmanuel Gama added one for the winners.

Manovikas EMS scored a fluent 5-0 victory against Child Care School. keyaan Kuknoor with a hatrick and Divansh Volvotkar and Warren DSa being the other scorer’s. Shaine Fernandes of Child Care was the man of the match.

Hosts YFA Warriors continued their unbeaten run after a hard fought victory against The Kings School. Daniel Rebello gave YFA the lead before a thunderous freekick by Pranay Rivankar pulled TKS level. A splendid second half hatrick by Man of the Match Ethan Borges put day light between the teams and Samuel D’souza scored they fifth for the winners. 

Marina English HS Verna and Loyola HS Margao played the first entertaining draw of the League, the game ended 2-2. Lester Oliveira gave Loyola the lead twice but they were pegged back on both ocassions by Johann Abranches. Loyola goalkeeper Gareth Da Silva was adjudged the man of the match.

A five star performance by Sam Pereira propelled Rosary HS Navelim to a entertaining 5-3 victory over St Jude’s HS Betalbatim. Man of the Match Sam scored all five for the winners. Slane Ferrao’s hatrick was the highlight of St Jude’s performance.

Brace Fernandes  brace gave Regina Marytrum all three points against Infant Jesus Colva. Goalkeeper of IJHS Vijay Guddimani was the Man of the match.

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