Now while most of the attention is on the three-way fight for the Secondary Schools Football League Premier Division title among Saint Mary's, Naparima and Signal Hill.
The fight for survival at the bottom of the table is just as fierce, with the bottom four schools facing the drop to the Championship Division.
The fight for survival at the bottom of the table is just as fierce, with the bottom four schools facing the drop to the Championship Division.
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00:00As things stand, both Trinity schools along with Mukurapo West based on form are almost certain to face the drop,
00:07leaving the fight to avoid the fourth and final spot among Malik, Queens Royal College, San Juan North and St.
00:13Augustine,
00:13with only two points separating Malik on 13 points from the drop zone.
00:17San Juan at least earned a point in a 1-1 draw with Speyside yesterday to sit 13th on 11
00:23points,
00:24separated by only goal difference ahead of St. Augustine.
00:27The Green Machine suffered a ninth loss with a 4-3 defeat to Arima North.
00:31However, Queens Royal College are in the middle of the chaos, stuck on 12 points following a 2-0 defeat
00:36to St. Anthony's.
00:41The Westmorence Tigers, once at the bottom, claw themselves from the trenches as Malik Marshalls open the scoring.
00:52And a second from Malik Ramdas secures the 2-0 victory to leave the Tigers safely poached on 8th spot.
01:00Everything will be decided over the final two rungs with QRC's final two matches against Hillview College and Arima North.
01:07San Juan has the toughest fixtures as they will face Fatima and St. Mary's.
01:12St. Augustine will square off against Speyside and Fatima and Malik's final matches are against Arima and Speyside.
01:19Terence Clark, TV6 Sport.
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