The Saint Lucia Semi Professional Football League witnessed a weekend of intense action and unexpected outcomes, with defending champions La Clery solidifying their position at the top of the table. Despite having a game in hand, La Clery showcased their dominance with a commanding 4-1 victory over South Castries. The match marked their return to the field after a three-week hiatus following the tragic passing of young talent Ajani Hippolyte. Yanic Noel, Daniel Martie, and Mervin St Romain scored in the first half, while Malik St Prix added another in the second half, securing La Clery’s continued supremacy. Meanwhile, former leaders Mabouya Valley stumbled, suffering a 1-0 defeat to Soufrière, who capitalized on home advantage to secure only their third win in 12 matches. Jahzani Henry’s early goal proved decisive, leaving Mabouya Valley struggling to close the gap on La Clery, who now lead by 11 points. In other matches, Canaries edged Central Castries 2-1, with Jadan Longville and David Henry scoring either side of halftime. Despite a late goal from Messiah Pinel, Central Castries failed to salvage a draw, extending their winless streak since early September. Dennery also made strides, climbing off the bottom of the table with a resounding 4-1 victory over Choiseul, thanks to goals from Elijah Joseph and a brace from Denelson Jones. The weekend’s results have reshaped the league standings, with La Clery firmly in control and several teams battling to avoid relegation.