WEEKEND RESULTS -16/06/2007

Week 37 Champions League Cup Final: JLeaguers 3  vs Spartans 1
In the extreme heat Spartans were left in tears for their 2nd consecutive cup lose while league debutants JLeaguers were in joyful mood as they took home their first trophy in the league. Spartans started the brighter of the two sides before Isaac Davies opened the scoring for the Spartans. JLeaguers however clawed their way back into the game with two unanswered goals in the first half. The Spartans kept pressing however could not find that ullusive goal until JLeaguers score their 3rd to wrap up the cup final...............waiting for report.

WEEKEND RESULTS -02/06/2007

Week 36 Champions League Cup Semi Final: JLeaguers 3  vs ADW 1
JLeaguers scored an impressive 3-1 victory vs ADW team to take them into the cup final in their first season. Goals from Nobutaka Takee and Kazuhuaru Niho in the first half gave the JLeaguers an excellent start. ADW fought back to score but Kiyohiro Makino's goal in the last 10 minutes secured the win and sent the boys in blue to the final...............waiting for report.

WEEKEND RESULTS -19/05/2007

Week 35 Champions League Cup Semi Final: Spartans 1  vs Mes Amis 0
A Benito Renfrum superbly taken 25 yard free-kick was enough to secure a 2nd consecutive Cup final place for the Spartans in hard fought contest at Kwong Fuk Park. A game which was played in torrential rain thoughout, the excellent playing surface allowed two of the strongest sides in the league to play a terrific game of football. Both teams had chances to further scoring but both keepers had superb games to hold out any further goals..............waiting for report.

Week 35: ADW  vs JLeaguers (game abandon due to flooding)
JLeaguers took an early lead before the hevens opened up and the pitch was flooded halting the game before both referees called it. The game will be reshueduled to later date to be advised.

WEEKEND RESULTS -12/05/2007

Week 34: PAFC 1  vs Mes Amis 2

MES AMIS LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 2006/2007!!!!!

In the game of the season no doubt Mes Amis recorded a famous victory at the  Man O Shan recreation ground to give them the 2006/2007 league title.  In the game Mes Amis went up early with a Simon Galvin goal and held the 1-nil lead until half time. However PAFC equalized early in the second half to have the game locked at 1-all. Wonderkid Tommy Smith Jnr sent Mes in raputres sealing the victory with the winner and handed the title to Mes Amis for the first time in the clubs history..............waiting for report.

WEEKEND RESULTS -05/05/2007

Week 33: PAFC 3  vs Revolution 1
David Jessop stunned PAFC with a 25 yard rocket of a goal in the opening minute of the game. However PAFC took control of the rest of the game with 3 dominate goals in the second half to maintain their title push. Revolution were struggling with the PAFC power play and general control of the game but showed glimpse of some good play at times. Goals from Tony Hamilton and Tim Levene finished off some excellent play from PAFC to secure a well deserved victory. .............waiting for report.

Week 33: Mes Amis 3  vs BOC 0
Mes Amis and BOC were locked all square in a very close first half. But league leaders pulled away in the second half to record a comprehensive 3 nil victory. New signing Mohammad Azahar scored while Mes Amis regulars Nick Classic and Crane added the other goals in the league leaders controlled win...........waiting for report.

WEEKEND RESULTS -28/04/2007

Week 32: PAFC 3  vs BOC 2
In an action packed and dramatic game including a sending off, PAFC prevailed to secure victory in a battle ready game at Sandy Bay main stadium. The game was a close affair in the first half with both teams locked at nil-nil at half time. The second half was action packed with PAFC taking a two goal lead before BOC reel back the score to 2-2. However PAFC John Pimott broke through the BOC defence to score the winner and keep PAFC title hopes alive. ...........waiting for report.

Week 32: ADW 2  vs Monopoly  5
Monopoly dominated most of the game with Matt West scoring a double to finish off their season in style over struggling ADW side. ADW to their credit scored two excellent long range free-kicks to peg the score back to 5-2 but it was all too late..........waiting for report.

WEEKEND RESULTS -21/04/2007

Week 31: Mes Amis 1  vs Spartans 0
In hard fought contest at Happy Valley Mes Amis edge the Spartans to maintain their lead on the rest of the pack. Both teams where locked nil-nil at half time until midway through the 2nd half when Simon Galvin beat the Spartans offside trap to give Ste Tew the winner. The goal was enough to keep Mes at the top of the table and maintain their moment going into the final games...........waiting for report.

Week 31: Revolution 2  vs Monopoly  2
Revolution and Monopoly played a high scoring draw at Kings Park with both sides looking to get some more points to improve their positions in the table. In a see-saw battle Revolution took the lead before Monopoly came back to level the game.........waiting for report.

Week 31: PAFC 4 vs BOC 0 
PAFC title chase surged ahead with another flawless display at Aberdeen. John Pimmott was again in thick of the action scoring a double while Ashley Dyer goal late in the second half sent BOC packing. PAFC dominated the game throughout and looked in control for the moment the ref blew the whistle. This form will put them good stead for the hard games ahead......waiting for report.

Week 31: ADW 0  vs Legal Head 6
In the biggest shock of the season no doubt wooden spooner's Legal Head thumped ADW at Sandy Bay main stadium. In what can only be described as the perfect way to end the season Pat Woods and Charlie Pyke both had doubles and Paul Okey scored to put ADW in a world of hurt. Legal Head had very little to cheer about all season and no doubt this will give them a huge confidence boost going into the next season......waiting for report.

WEEKEND RESULTS -14/04/2007

Week 30: JLeaguers 2  vs Revolution 2
In murky dusk of Sandy Bay Revolution have come from behind to secured a point and probably ended JLeaguers title run in the process. JLeaguers started the more enterprising with 2 goals in the first half. Revolution however fought back gallantly to secure a point................click here for full match report..

Week 30: Mes Amis 1  vs Monopoly  0
Mes Amis Tommy Smith Jmr scored a late winner to secure a vital victory for Mes Amis in a very even game. Mes Amis went into the game in rich form but Monopoly took it up to Mes throughout the game. Only a late goal from Mes clinched all 3 points for the league leaders........waiting for report.

Week 30: Spartans 1 vs HKAE 0 
Spartans played a scrapy game where Jonathan Southgate 2nd half goal volley was enough to take out all three points against a determined HKAE side. Spartans having much of the better of the game but couldn't capitalise on their ball possession. However credit to HKAE who put up a good fight and almost snatched a draw late in the game ......click here for full match report..

Week 30: ADW 2  vs BOC 3
BOC dominated the first half with a double from Jason Lee before ADW staged a comeback in the second half to level the scores. BOC Chi Man scored the winner in an open and exciting game at Kowloon Tsai .......waiting for scoreline.

Week 30: PAFC 2  vs Legal Head 0  (PAFC  wins on Legal Head forfeit)

WEEKEND RESULTS -24/03/2007

Week 29: PAFC 3  vs Spartans 0
PAFC secured a vital win against the Spartans at Po Lam with a convincing and commanding victory. John Pimolott scored a double while Michael Blake scoring a late goal to send Spartans out of the title race and PAFC firmly back into it. In an excellent game of football PAFC had the better of the first half taking a one nil lead. Second half  PAFC were award a penalty to secure the points and never really looked threatened..............waiting for match report.

Week 29: HKAE 2  vs Mes Amis  5
Mes Amis Steve Crane scored a double to give Mes Amis another important victory over a haplass HKAE side in 5-2 drubbing. Mes Amis have taken another step forward for the title with another resounding win. Mes Amis went ahead 5 goals ahead before HKAE did a late flurry to close the gap to make the score slighly respectable. .......waiting for report.

Week 29: ADW 6 vs Revolution 0 
ADW reversed the result in a superb display of football against a bewildered Revolution side. ADW knocked in 6 goals with Anders Olsen getting a double as Revolution had no answer to ADW dominance in midfield at Po Lam. ADW at their best are certainly one of the most formidable sides going around in the league.......waiting for report.

WEEKEND RESULTS -17/03/2007

Week 28: JLeaguers 2  vs Mes Amis 1
JLeaguers continued their winning streak with a close win against a strong Mes Amis outfit. A win for Mes Amis could have almost wrapped the title for them however the determined JLeaguers fought hard to record a vital win and open the title race for four teams..............waiting for match report.

Week 28: BOC 0  vs Revolution 5
Revolution bounced back in the best possible fashion with a 5-nil thumping at the hands of BOC. Both David Jessop and Alex Moore got a pair as Revolution were just too good for BOC on the day. BOC will need to regroup for the remaining games and Revolution who look in ominous form will surely record further victories before the season is over .......waiting for report.

Week 28: Legal Head 2 vs Monopoly 4 
Monopoly secured a win over a stubborn Legal Head side at Kings Park in an open free flowing game. The game was quite close game with about 5 minutes to go before Monopoly rifled a winner. Legal Head pressured the Monopoly's goal at 3-2 before a defensive mistake handed the victory to Monopoly in an entertaining game........waiting for report.

Week 28: PAFC 4  vs HKAE 1
Defending Champions PAFC secured a vital win that kept their title hopes on track with a resounding 4-1 victory over HKAE at Ho Man Tin. PAFC played some excellent football and looked in control for much of the game.HKAE goalkeeper saved several chances to keep the scoreline somewhat respectable in a very one sided match.......waiting for report.

Week 28: Spartans 2 vs ADW 0  (ADW forfeit the game)

WEEKEND RESULTS -10/03/2007

Week 27: ADW 3  vs PAFC 0
ADW gave a huge shock to defending champions PAFC in a suprise 3 nil victory. PAFC squandered many chances in front of goal and must have felt their luck had deserted them. ADW on the other hand took the chances in an excellent free flowing game. To ADW credit they held strong and played good football at times and have inflicted a huge dent in PAFC's title hopes..............waiting for match report.

Week 27: Spartans 2 vs Revolution 0 
The Revolution and Spartans "Battle at Aberdeen" didn't disappoint with a exciting match that was played at a furious pace. Spartans took the lead in the first half with Medhi Sehli header. Revolution fought back gallantly for the rest of the match before Jonathan Southgate put the issue beyond reach with a well taken goal midway through the second half........click here for full match report.

Week 27: JLeaguers 2 vs Monopoly 1 
JLeaguers were given a huge scare when Monopoly the giant killers of the league almost pulled another upset. However leading Fantasy league player Toyokazu Yamazaki once again saved the JLeaguers with a superb goal late in the game to record a valuable victory........waiting for report.

WEEKEND RESULTS -03/03/2007

Week 26: Mes Amis 11  vs Legal Head 0
Legal Head must have felt a truck hit them as Mes Amis sent a record breaking  11 goals over the favourite wooden spooners. Simon Galvin scored a hat-trick and even player/manger David Yip scored a double in a display of total football for league leaders. Mes Amis sent a warning to the other title contenders that they are firming as favorites and Mes will be hard to knock off with these kind of displays ..............waiting for match report.

Week 26: HKAE 0 vs Revolution 5 
Revolution sent HKAE back to the drawing board with an emphatic display at Happy Valley. Revolution were dominate throughout the game with David Jessop once again getting on the scorers sheet.HKAE had no answers to well organised Revolution  side who have hit their straps in recent times........click here for full match report.

WEEKEND RESULTS -24/02/2007

Week 25: BOC 3  vs Legal Head 2
BOC secured a vital victory at Sandy Bay as Jason Lee once again ripped apart his opposition with a double. The BOC maestro secured the goals in the first half before Legal Head mounted a serious comeback that almost snatched them a point..............waiting for match report.

Week 25: HKAE 3 vs Monopoly 0 
In a boil over HKAE record their second victory over the inconsistent Monopoly outfit. HKAE playing with the bare 11 withheld all Monopoly attacks in the 2nd half in a suprise victory. HKAE Sebastian Seiden featured prominetly in HKAE first half raids from defence scoring a goal of his own to delight the HKAE supporters.......click here for full match report.

WEEKEND RESULTS -10/02/2007

Week 24: Spartans 0  vs JLeaguers 1
In a close game Jleaguers Nobutaka Takee scored a vital goal with about 5 minutes to give JLeaguers victory. The game was a close affair with scores locked at 0-0 at half time in a titanic struggle. Both teams had chances to score throughout the game with end to end football. The only goal was created by one of Toyokazu Yamazaki mazy runs which opened up the Spartans defence and was superbly put away in the dying minutes...............click here for full match report.

Week 24: Mes Amis 2 vs ADW 0 (forfeit ADW unable to field a side)
Mes Amis get a default win over ADW 2-0.

Week 24: BOC 0  vs Monopoly 2
Monopoly's Matt West provided the inspiration for Monopoly's 2nd consecutive victory, something of a rarity this season. Monopoly revival has seen them undefeated in their last 3 games and if they can maintain these results they can have an excellent finish for their debut season.............waiting for report

Week 24: Revolution 4  vs Legal Head 1
Revolution knocked in 4 goals to Legal Head  in one sided affair at the new Aberdeen astro pitch. The pitch which is too narrow for regular league matches still didn't stop Revolution from scoring regularly through out the game. Legal Head still remain cemented at the bottom of the table and will be looking for a result before the season ends. ............waiting for report

WEEKEND RESULTS -03/02/2007

Week 23: PAFC 1 vs JLeaguers 6
JLeaguers ended PAFC undefeated record in emphatic fashion putting 6 goals in a superb display of football at Sandy Bay. PAFC had no answers to to the slick fast moving JLeaguers who have found their shooting boots in recent weeks. The JLeaguers now move into contention for the title and the teams ahead will be looking out for this in form team............waiting for report.

Week 23: Spartans 2 vs BOC 0 (forfeit BOC unable to field a side)
Spartans get a default win over BOC 2-0.

Week 23: HKAE 2 vs Monopoly 3
Monopoly held out a determined HKAE side in a close affair at Kings Park. In a sea-sawing battle HKAE equalized twice as Monoploy took the lead. However a final goal by Monopoly in the last 10 mins sealed the victory............waiting for report

Week 23: Revolution 6 vs ADW 2
David Jessop hat-trick gave Revolution a well deserved win over a luckless ADW side . Both teams started well with the scores locked at 1-1 before a penalty and an own goal gave Revolution a commanding 3-1 lead at half time. The goal fest continued in the second half with Revolution adding to the tally in an impressive win.............click here for full match report.

WEEKEND RESULTS -27/01/2007

Week 22: Mes Amis 2 vs Revolution 0
In an exciting weekend of football Mes Amis grinding win over Revolution meant Mes were on the top of the table for the first time this season. A goal in the first half by "Jesus" Nick Classick was deserved as Mes dominated the first half. Revolution responded well in the second half causing some problems but Mes Amis continued to play well and secured a second goal with 5 minutes to go............waiting for report.

Week 22: Monopoly 1 vs PAFC 1
Monopoly have taken the title of the giant killers this season adding PAFC to their list with a huge draw against PAFC to open up the league title. Monopoly having a larger than usual squad still struggled with PAFC game however did enough get a draw. PAFC had much of the game in the first half scoring early on. Monopoly equalized in second half securing a point at King Park in what could be a critical game come the end of the season.............click here for full match report.

WEEKEND RESULTS -20/01/2007

Week 21: PAFC 2 vs ADW 1
ADW took PAFC to the wire but the undefeated champions held out in close 2-1 victory at Sai Kung. In a up and down battle Ashley Dyer scored before ADW equalized but a PAFC strike in the second half found the net and PAFC took all three points to fight off the ADW challenge.............click here for full match report.

Week 21: HKAE 0 vs Mes Amis 3
Mes Amis where held scoreless until half time but asserted their authority in the second half to rack up three unanswered goals. Steven Crane started the procession with Nick Classick ending any hopes of a fight back with a third............waiting for report

Week 21: Spartans 3 vs Monopoly 0
Spartans reversed the result on Monopoly with an emphatic three nil victory. Spartans were in control for much of this game with Medhi Selhi scoring a double at Kings Park. Monopoly rarely threatened however when they did were denied by Spartans excellent keeper Richard Avery............click here for full match report.

Week 21: Revolution 2 vs BOC 1
Revolution put in a big performance to cause an unlikely upset to front runners BOC. This defeat will make it very hard for BOC to fight for the title this season as they keep losing points. Revolution went up a goal before BOC responded until David Jessop scored the winner in the second half...............click here for full match report.

Week 21: JLeaguers 9 vs Legal Head 1
After unbeaten 2007 Legal Head were bought back to reality with an all mighty thumping at the hands of JLeaguers who scored a record 9 goals for the game. JLeaguers will be eyeing the top place with a performance of this magnitude and will have a few teams looking over their shoulders............waiting for report

WEEKEND RESULTS -12/01/2007

WEEKEND RESULTS -06/01/2007

WEEKEND RESULTS -16/12/2006 

Week 18:  Legal Head   2  vs Monopoly 1
Legal Head ended their two year win drought with a much rejoiced victory over Monopoly at Kings Park. Paul Lewis scored the winner after Monopoly put an own goal in their own net. Legal Head look to have had an excellent Christmas present after such a long winless streak.........waiting for report

WEEKEND RESULTS -09/12/2006 

Week 17: Monopoly 2 vs Spartans 1

Week 17:  HKAE 3  vs Legal Head 1
HKAE ended their win drought with an emphatic victory over Legal Head at Sandy Bay. HKAE looked the more enterprising team and passed the ball and created more chances. Kevin Chan and Gary Chow secured the victory with goals in the 2nd half. Legal Head look to have a long winter ahead.............click here for full match report.

WEEKEND RESULTS -02/12/2006 

Week 16: HKAE  0  vs JLeaguers 4
JLeaguers recorded another sound victory against HKAE side that had no response to the fluent football the JLeaguers play. Toyokazu scored a double and gave HKAE a nightmare as he toyed with their defence. Other goals from Tokura and Niho put the nails in the coffin for HKAE.........waiting for report

Week 16: Revolution 4  vs Monopoly 2 
Revolution bounced back to winning ways with an impressive win over Monopoly at Kings Park. Revolution passed the ball around well and looked well in control of the game throughout..........waiting for report

Week 16:  BOC  2  vs Legal Head 0
Legal Head misery continued while BOC recorded their 4th straight victory to propel themselves to the top of the table. BOC didn't have it all their way with Legal Head at times causing the BOC back line problems..........waiting for report

Week 16:: Mes Amis 2  vs ADW 1
Mes Amis scratched a nervous 2-1 victory over a strong ADW outfit at Sandy Bay. Henry Turner continued his midas touch to score the winner. ADW will take heart from this performance and should be stronger come next time around..........waiting for report

WEEKEND RESULTS -25/11/2006 

Week 15:  Monopoly 0  vs JLeaguers 2
Monopoly found the skillful JLeaguers too much to handle at Kings Park where Toshihiko Okabe stared scoring a goal and setting up another giving the JLeaguers a two nil victory over a bewildered Monopoly side.........waiting for report

WEEKEND RESULTS -17-18/11/2006 

Week 14:  PAFC 3  vs JLeaguers 0
Champions PAFC fended off the Jleaguers challenge in an impressive 3-0 victory at the Sai Kung Stadium. PAFC with the bare 11 stopped JLeaguers impressive run and continued their unbeaten record this season. Without the likes of Dyer and Pimmlott PAFC win was even more rewarding and keeps them in course for their 2nd consecutive title defence ..........click here for full match report..

Week 14:  BOC 4  vs Monopoly 0
BOC's staged the biggest upset of the round with a brilliant display against a hapless Monopoly team. BOC started with a flyer and never looked back to complete the demolition and give themselves a chance to win the title. BOC scoring all 4 goals in the first The inconsistent Monopoly will have to regroup if they are to feature in the top half this season............click here for full match report..

Week 14: Spartans 2  vs Legal Head 0
Spartans did enough to secure the 3 points against a wooden spoon favourites Legal Head at Po Lam. Legal Head to their credit fought hard through out the game but never much threaten the Spartans backline. Captain Drummond sealed the game with his first goal for the season...........click here for full match report..

WEEKEND RESULTS -11/11/2006 

Week 13: Legal Head 0  vs JLeaguers 5
Jleaguers continued there impressive revival as they out played Legal Head at Sandy Bay. Legal Head unable to get a 11 players were under the pump from the start. JLeaguers scored 4 in the first half to suggest that cricket score was on the cards. But having a full compliment 11 players Legal Head fought back and reduced it to a respectable score line..........waiting for report

WEEKEND RESULTS -04/11/2006 

Week 12: Legal Head 0  vs Mes Amis 7
Legal Head woes continued as they were comprehensively outplayed at Kowloon Tsai Stadium by a brilliant Mes Amis performance. Club Wanderers player Simon Galvin scored a hat trick on debut and team mate Henry Turner a double caused all sorts of problems for Legal Head backline. .........click here for full match report..

Week 12: BOC 2  vs HKAE 0
In the night game at Kings Park BOC secured a vital win against a spirited HKAE side. With a few regulars back BOC came to the fore with an excellent display of football. Goals from Rick Man and Kevin Tang on either side of the half set the tone.........click here for full match report..

WEEKEND RESULTS -28/10/2006 

Week 11: Spartans 3 vs ADW 1
Spartans bounced back after their cup defeat to record a confidence building 3-1 victory over ADW. Playing at Happy Valley both teams seem to settle well before Benito Renfrum latched on to a keepers mistake to send the reds in the lead. Spartans went 2 up curtousy of a Nick Ferguson goal. Before ADW received a penalty taking the teams 2-1 at half-time. Spartans started the brighter of the 2 sides in the second half before scoring another goal. ADW finished strongly but just couldn't break the Spartans defence.......click here for full match report..

WEEKEND RESULTS -21/10/2006  

Week 10: Spartans 1 vs Mes Amis 2 (2005/2006 Cup final) 

Last seasons Cup final took place at Kowloon Tsai astro after the third attempt. Mes Amis being victorious in 2-1 win over the Spartans. The game was a close encounter with  Mes Amis breaking the dead lock midway through the 2nd half with a Phil Downing goal. Downing scored a second straight afterwards before Medhi Selhi scored shortly after leaving everyone on the edge of their seats for the last 15 minutes.......click here for full match report..

Week 10: JLeaguers 7  vs BOC 0

JLeaguers handed BOC a 7-nil spanking at Tai Hang to move a bit closer to the leading pack. JLeaguers still have a lot of work to do to mount a serious title challenge this year but with displays like this they must still be in contention. On the other hand BOC wheels have fallen off with successive defeats after a promising start to their campaign ......click here for full match report..

Week 10: Revolution  1  vs HKAE 1

Revolution and HKAE fought out a 1 all draw at Happy Valley to share the points but both teams really needed a win to kick start their season. Revolution got a goal curtousy of Stevie McGraw in a tight game........click here for full match report

Week 10: ADW 1  vs Monopoly 3

Former corporate league side Monopoly got off to the best possible start in their debut match in the legal league with a stiring 3-1 win at Kings Park. Matt West sealed the game for Monopoly after striking his second goal but ADW missed several glaring opportunites which may come back to haunt them.......waiting for match report.

WEEKEND RESULTS -14/10/2006 

PAFC continued their surge to win back to back titles with a comprehensive 4-0 defeat of Legal Ho.  While Spartans kept the pace with the leaders holding off a strong JLeaguers outfit to record 2-0 victory. 

Week 9: Spartans 2 vs JLeaguers 0

Spartans continued their winning ways but not without a few scares along the way. The JLeaguers played some excellent football but found it difficult to breakdown the Spartans back four. Jonathan Allard second half strike ended any hope of a JLeaguers rivial...........click here for full match report.

Week 9: PAFC 4  vs Legal Head 0

PAFC dominated the Sai Kung match from start to finish as Legal Head still looking for their first victory were outplayed for much of the game. PAFC goals came from a number of players but Dino's goal was one of the more memorable ones for the day...........click here for full match report and photos.

WEEKEND RESULTS -07/10/2006 

A full round of legal league games were held on Saturday were ADW held off a spirited Legal Head to a hard fought 2-1 win at Po Tsui Park. At Kowloon Tsai two matches were held, the early game saw PAFC back on track with a 4-2 win against HKAE. In the later game Mes Amis came back from being 1-nil down a rampaging resurgence to win 4-1 against the Jleaguers on the astro. And the final game Spartans ended BOC 100% record with dominating 3-0 victory at Aberdeen.

Week 8: Spartans 3 vs BOC 0

Spartans ended BOC 100% record in a tight first half before running away with in in the 2nd half. Both teams were evenly matched in the first half that ended 0-0. However a goal straight from the break set the tone for Spartans 2nd half onslaught...........click here for full match report.

Week 8: ADW 2 vs Legal Head 1

ADW continued Legal Head misery in another close scrapy game at Po Lam. Legal Head came close on several occassions to draw the game level but ADW's danish connections were just to good on the day..............click here for full match report.

Week 8: Mes Amis 4 vs JLeaguers 1

The Henry Turner show was on display at Kowloon Tsai where a double in the 2nd half by the speedy blonde caused JLeaguers all sorts of problems. Mes looked under the cushion in the first half but turned the screws in the second half as JLeaguers had no answer to Mes onslaught...........click here for full match report.

Week 8: PAFC 4  vs HKAE 2

Champions PAFC did the business against HKAE who fought valiantly but were no match for the title contenders in the second half. HKAE were briming with confidence at half time with the scores lock at one a piece. However Ashley Dyer's double sent HKAE to the bottom of the table and PAFC to the top as their attempt to win back to back titles was back on song..................click here for full match report.

WEEKEND RESULTS -30/09/2006 

The weekend results were a tight affair with both games ending in a draw. Legal Head were thrilled to have registered their first points since May this year while the Spartans would have felt dissapointed they dropped points. ADW and JLeaguers fought out a thrilling 0-0 draw where both teams had a number of chances to win. 

Week 7: Spartans 1 vs Legal Head 1

Legal Head and Spartans played at the superb Kings Park under lights in a tight game. Spartans had much of the better game in the first half and went into half time one nil up. Legal Head however fought hard in the 2nd half and salvaged a draw from an excellent Paul Lewis free-kick...........click here for full match report.

Week 7: ADW 0 vs JLeaguers 0

ADW and JLeaguers even each other out in a tight game which saw both team having a number of chances. In the end both seem to settle for a draw with both defences dominating...........waiting for report

WEEKEND RESULTS -23/09/2006 

Revolution recorded their first win for the season against a much improved Legal Head side with a gusty 2-1 win at Tsing Yi. While BOC continued their winning ways with an impressive 3-2 win against a strong ADW outfit. BOC now lead the league after winning their first two games in close 3-2 encounters.

Week 6: Revolution 2 vs Legal Head 1

Legal Head and Revolution played a fast and furious game that ended with Revolution scoring the winner from Alex Moore with 10 minutes to go. Revolution took the lead only to see Legal Head level it before halftime with a Mike Atkins volley. Revolution had the better of the play in the 2nd half but both teams had chances to secure a win...........click here for full match report.

Week 6: BOC 3 vs ADW 2

Boc and ADW fought a close game with a Jason Lee double which secured the points for BOC but not before ADW gave their opponents one mighty scare from excellent goal from Michael Charlwood..... .click here for full match report.

LEAGUE NEWS - NEW TEAM FOR 2006/2007 

It has been decided that Monopoly/Steelcase is to participate in this seasons' Legal League Champions League, on the basis that Monopoly/Steelcase  will arrange pitches for competitive group games against Mes Amis, PAFC, HKAE and AdW.  These games are to be fixed and played at pitches arranged by Monolopy/Steelcase by 30 November 2006.  The top 2 teams from this group enter into semi finals against the top 2 teams of the other group, comprising BoC's, Legal Head, Spartans, Revolution and J-Leaguers.

In early December, the Legal League Committee will meet again to decide whether Monopoly/Steelcase's results be included in this season's league proper or make any other decision it sees fit.  Obviously, if Monopoly/Steelcase can arrange for a good deal more than 4 pitches before 30 November 2006, then this would assist Monopoly/Steelcase make a persuasive case for inclusion in the league proper when the Legal League Committee meets to decide in early December.

WEEKEND RESULTS -16/09/2006 
Legal League had three matches with the big block buster between champions PAFC and Mes Amis taking place at Happy Valley. The game didn't disappoint with a thrilling 1-1 draw as Mes salvaged a point in the last minute. In the other games JLeaguers scored a single goal to record their first win in the legal league against unlucky Revolution side. In the final fixture at Kowloon Tsai HKAE lost in a close one to the Spartans in a high scoring 3-2 affair. 

Week 5: PAFC 1 vs Mes Amis 1

Champions PAFC looked the better of the two sides with several clear cut misses including a saved penalty. It wasn't until a Mes error in the 2nd half capitilised by John Pilmot did PAFC take the lead. Mes looked beaten until 5 minutes till the end, when star striker Henry Turner rescued Mes Amis to steal a draw...........click here for full match report.

Week 5: Spartans 3 vs HKAE 2

Spartans had the better of the first half and failed to take several good chances with HKAE keeper making several good saves. An excellent goal against the run of play gave HKAE momentum going into 2nd half. Spartans however showed spirit in the 2nd half to score three times with Jonathan Southgate scoring two and having a hand in the other. HKAE were not finished yet and scored late in the game to make a tense last 5 minutes..........click here for match report.

Week 5: Revolution 0 vs JLeaguers 1

Revolutions woes worsened as new team JLeaguers recorded their first victory in an excellent display of possession football. Revolution to their credit battle on and felt unlucky to have lost as JLeaguers created few opportunites. Revolution fought hard and created some good chances but the JLeaguers scoring late in the game to snatch a win.......... waiting for match report.

WEEKEND RESULTS -09/09/2006 

Week 4: All games abandoned

WIth the horrid Hong Kong weather this weekend all games were called off due to flooding of the pitches. All games will be resheduled in the next month. JLEAGUERS however represented the Legal league proudly with a runners up placing in Shanghai for the J-ASIA Cup. Some photos of their acheivement can be seen at the messageboard and on their website.

WEEKEND RESULTS -02/09/2006 

Legal League was in full swing this weekend with 2 league matches both producing results for reigning champions PAFC and an amazing come from behind win for BOC against the skillful new team JLeaguers. Over the weekend Mes Amis and Spartans represented the Legal League in the prestigious Shekou China 8's tournament. Mes Amis had a credible 5th placing in their maiden tour where the Spartans were slightly disappointed with their 8th placing in the 12 team competition.

Week 3: PAFC 3 vs Revolution 1

Champions PAFC class shinned through as former Tottenham Spurs reserve James Wickes scored a double against a much improved and determined Revo side in their 3-1 victory at Sai Kung...........click here for full match report.

Week 3: BOC 3 vs JLeaguers 2

New boys JLeaguers must have thought they were heading for their maiden victory in the Legal League being 2-0 up after 15 minutes. However BOC clawed their way back into the game to win 3-2 with a late Jason Lee strike at Kowloon Tsai...........click here for full match report.

WEEKEND RESULTS -26/08/2006 

The Champions League Final between Spartans and Mes Amis for the 2005/2006 Season was postponed on Sat 26/08/2006, due to the Tsing Yi pitch being flooded the night before. The game will be rescheduled at a date and time to be advised.

There was however one Legal League fixture which took place between HKAE and ADW at Kowloon Tsai which ADW won. Brief report of the game is below.

Week 2: ADW 2 vs HKAE 0

The much anticipated rematch at Kowloon Tsai between these two sides was played on Saturday with ADW's first victory for the season. Three times league champions ADW dominated most of the game but poor finishing let them down. ADW only secured the win in the final minutes leaving a tense final 10 minutes. HKAE will rue their chances when locked at 0-0 if not for an excellent save by ADW's goalkeeper Nathan Slaymaker. Midway through the 2nd half ADW scored their first goal through Anders Olsen, before sealing the game in the dying minutes with a well taken shot by Christian Trads.

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE SEMI-FINAL - RESULTS.

Week 2: BOC 0 vs Wanchai Spartans 5

BOC only having bare numbers and missing some crucial players where out gunned by the large Spartans contingent. The Spartans went into the break with a slender 1-nil lead. However the Spartans played the more positive and determined football in the second half to progressed to the final. Spartans who came first from the group of death will go into the final without having lost a single point in the Champions League.

Week 2: Mes Amis 3 vs Revolution 1

Mes Amis looked the more threatening side as they deserved a confident victory against Revolution side who rue a few vital misses at crucial times. Mes Amis who took the lead in the first half and were 1-nil up at the break continued to press forward. Revolution and Mes Amis played some excellent football early in the 2nd half before Mes Amis was awarded a penalty. Mes took the lead to 2-0 and they never looked back after slotting another in before Revolution got a late consolation goal.

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WEEKEND RESULTS -19/08/2006

Week 1: ADW 3 vs HKAE 3

League Season 2006/2007 Season commence on Sat 19/08/2006 at Po Lam with new side HKAE salvaging a 3-3 draw after being down 3-1. HKAE who had a surplus of players for their first league game of the season seem to struggle early with ADW's precise passing game. ADW who only had the bare 12 were a bit short on numbers and couldn't hold on to the lead in the heat as HKAE numerical advantage helped them salvage a point in their first league game.

The Teams play one another again next week in a much anticipated rematch at Kowloon Tsai .