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Six in a row for St. John's

by isleofman.com 31st March 2016

Latest win at Laxey

St. John's made it six wins in a row with a 3-0 at Laxey on Wednesday night.

Harry Rothwell scored two with the other goal coming from Andrew Chadwick.

St. John's are now in 6th place in the Canada Life Premier League table.

A Darren Hudgeon hat-trick helped Old Boys to a 6-1 victory at Union Mills and 3rd place in the table.

Josh Thomas with two and Ian Ramsey were the others on target.

In Division Two, leaders Douglas Athletic dropped points for the first time this season when they were held to a 1-1 draw at Braddan.

They led at the break thanks to a goal from Danny O'Hare but Jamie Spicer equalised two minutes from time with Braddan down to ten men.

Elsewhere, Castletown are setting a tough target for the other promotion chasers - the southerners battled to a 3-2 win at Foxdale with Alex Crawley scoring the winner two minutes from the final whistle.

There were also wins for Colby, Gymns and Onchan.

Canada Life Premier League

Laxey 0-3 St. John's

Union Mills 1-6 Old Boys

JCK Limited Division Two

Braddan 1-1 Douglas Athletic

Douglas Royal 1-3 Onchan

Colby 10-0 Governor's Athletic

Foxdale 2-3 Castletown

Gymns 3-2 Michael

Premier League Fixtures on Thursday evening

Marown v Peel

St. Mary's v St. George's

Posted by isleofman.com
Thursday 31st, March 2016 09:50pm.

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