In a week marked by uncertainty and dramatic reversals, Prisons FC has solidified its position at the top of the 2025/26 TT Premier Football League (TTPFL) standings. After initially threatening to withdraw from the season, the team reversed its decision following discussions with the TT Football Association (TTFA). Prisons FC continued their winning streak with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Club Sando at the Mahaica Sporting Complex on November 9. The decisive moment came in the 71st minute when substitute Jeremiah Vidale capitalized on a well-executed play, slotting a close-range shot past Club Sando’s goalkeeper Teshorne Ragoo. This marked Vidale’s third goal in as many matches, further cementing his impact as a key player for the team. Prisons FC now leads the 12-team league with nine points, remaining undefeated alongside reigning champions Defence Force. Club Sando, despite the loss, holds third place with six points. In other matches, Point Fortin Civic and San Juan Jabloteh played to a 1-1 draw, while Defence Force secured their first win of the season with a 1-0 victory over Police FC. Caledonia AIA and AC Port of Spain also celebrated their first wins of the campaign, adding to the competitive dynamics of the league. The TTPFL action resumes on November 15, with La Horquetta Rangers set to face 1976 FC Phoenix in a rescheduled match.