Montego Bay United delivered a commanding performance on Sunday, securing a resounding 4-0 victory over newly promoted Spanish Town Police at the Montego Bay Sports Complex. This triumph propelled them back to the summit of the Jamaica Premier League standings with 13 points, two ahead of Racing United, who were held to a goalless draw against Tivoli Gardens for the second consecutive match. Portmore United and Chapelton Maroons trail closely, both tied on 10 points but having played one fewer game than the league leaders. The match was marred by disciplinary issues for Spanish Town Police, as two of their players received red cards. Anil Ferguson was sent off in the 88th minute, while Shevan James, already substituted, was dismissed from the bench. Montego Bay United showcased their attacking prowess, with three of their four scorers netting their first goals of the season. Josiah Trimmingham opened the scoring in the eighth minute with a header from a corner, followed by Timar Lewis doubling the lead in the 28th minute with another header. Deonjay Brown, a second-half substitute, capitalized on a swift counterattack in the 74th minute, and Jahmari Clarke, returning from injury, sealed the victory with his third goal of the season in the 85th minute.