Vale Rec 2, North 3 CHRIS LE CHEMINANT headed two simple goals from inside six yards as Will Woodford's side took the Grant Fort Road derby honours and, at the same time, gave their ailing Priaulx League title challenge a welcome boost.
Vale Rec 0, Rangers 2 RANGERS moved to within two points of the top of the Priaulx League as they showed their clinical nature to beat Vale Rec at the Corbet Field last night.
Vale Rec 1, Bels 3 CHRIS KING has long been a dependable performer for Bels but last night he also took on the unfamiliar role of goal scorer.
BELS made it four wins from four in the FNB Priaulx League on Saturday when they won the battle of the top two.
CARL LE TISSIER has labelled it as a 'disgrace' and an 'embarrassment' that none of his Vale Rec outfield players have been selected in the island's Inter-League Cup squad.
FOUR second-half goals killed off toothless Vale Rec as Bels ran out 6-1 winners at the Corbet Field on Saturday and how Carl Le Tissier must wish he could have one of the champions' illustrious forwards.
FOR the first time in the near 10 months since his double leg break, Ryan-Zico Black is set to pull on a Guernsey FC shirt again tonight.
LUCY BEERE enjoyed another outstanding weekend at the Channel Islands Championship finals.
DESPITE their impressive rise last season, Vale Rec's ambitions remain the same – a top-three Priaulx League finish.
THE youth structure that has provided Sylvans with so much in recent times is at it again ahead of a new season being met with optimism at St Peter's.
ANOTHER big-name Guernsey FC player will be confined to the stands today – but there is hugely encouraging news about one who will be joining him.
RYAN-ZICO BLACK returned to action last night for the first time since breaking his leg playing for Guernsey FC in November.
Belgrave Wanderers 6, Vale Rec 0
We'll be getting reaction to our page one story today on Deputy Peter Gillson (pictured) questioning why Policy Council failed to reveal an estimated £1m. in redundancy payoffs when releasing figures for its 51 'financial settlements' with former employees.
KRIS BICHARD cleared the first hurdle in his bid to win the British men's outdoor junior singles title yesterday in Dublin.
